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It would also be helpful if formulas such as Sum would be automatically modified to include added inserted lines.
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We need to have the Document Information Panel appear as it did in Word 2013 with the possibility to Always display the Document Information Panel. When making a Template for use by a great number of users which includes automatic insertion of document properties which come from SharePoint columns, we need to see the properties at the same time we are making the Template.We can't be switching back and forth constantly to be sure to insert the correct document property at the correct location. Furthermore, we need users to always see what is already typed in the Document Information Panel because they often use an existing document to make a new one, so it is imperative that the panel be open in front of their eyes to be sure they clear properties that don't belong to the document, example different customer, different report number, different author, etc.