Enter variables into your doc by using the syntax: ${variable_name}
Variables can also be defined as different types of inputs by adding '::date' or '::options' or '::textarea' or '::file' to the variable name.
NEW! Import content from other documents into your template using the ::file type.
"First of all, we would like to thank you and the rest of the team at ${Official Company Name}. We are honored to be considered for the ${Project Name} project."
"Date of submission ${Submission Date::date::'MM d, yy'}."
"Contract valid for ${Validity::options::Five (5),Ten (10),Fifteen (15)} days."
"Description of work: ${Work Description::textarea}"
"Case Study: ${Case Study::file}"
Once variables have been added to your document, click the "Reload" button (above). Doc Variables will scan your document and display a list of form fields for each of your variables.
Tip: If you want to create a unique document name, add a variable in the title of your template!
Thank you for all the requests to add in this feature! If you leave the format portion out it will default to "mm/dd/yy".
${Variable Name::date::'mm/dd/yy'}
Important: Make sure you have quotes around your format.