Can you stamp all documents in SharePoint with the version and date when printed

James Williams 1 Reputation point
2020-08-04T04:17:07.937+00:00

Can you stamp all doc's in SharePoint with the version and date when printed. That is a document is opened in SharePoint and it is automatically updated with the version number of the document and the date written on the document when it is printed.

TYIA.

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  1. MichaelHan-MSFT 18,016 Reputation points
    2020-08-04T07:39:42.923+00:00

    Hi @James Williams ,

    You could insert today's date that updates automatically and SharePoint version number to your word documents.

    To insert the current date, you could refer to this article: insert-today-s-date-in-a-word-document

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    To add the Version number in the Word, you need to use quick parts. It's a bit complicated. This requires to configure in both SharePoint and your Word document. Please refer to this thread: add-the-sharepoint-version-number-to-a-word-document

    To configure document library in SharePoint:

    Click on Settings > Document Library Settings
    Click on “Versioning settings” and make sure that you’re either having it “create major versions” or “create major and minor (draft) versions”.
    Click on “Information management policy settings” > Click on the content type you want to apply the policy > Check the “Enable Labels” box > Type {Version} into the “Label format” box > OK.

    To configure your Word document:

    Create a new document with the document template in the library and open it.
    Go to Insert > Quick Parts > Document Property > Label. > The version label “{_UIVersionString}” will show up in the document.
    Save the document (and choose what the next version should be).

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