How to insert a child document in Word 2007

When you are working with Word 2007, you may encounter the need to add all the data from another document to the document you are creating, and it can sometimes be cumbersome to copy sticky stickers. This time, you can use the insertion function. Now let's take a look at how to insert a subdocument in Word 2007, and take a look at the steps below.

Step 1: In the master document, place the insertion point where you want to insert the subdocument, click the Insert button in the master document Group as shown in Figure 1.

How to insert a child document in Word 2007

Step 2: Open the Insert Subdocument dialog box, select the document you want to insert, click the Open button, and the document is inserted as a subdocument into the master document, as shown in Figure 2.

How to insert a child document in Word 2007

Knowledge Base: If you want to disconnect the subdocument from the master document and make it the content in the master document, click the Unlink button in the master document group after you select the contents of the neutron document

The unlink operation simply disconnects the subdocument from the master document, and the subdocument content still exists. To remove the selected subdocument contents from the master document, press the DELETE key.

Edit subdocuments

In a master document, you can edit a subdocument individually, as shown in the following steps.

Step 1: Open the master document and switch to outline view so that the show Document button in the master document group is pressed.

Step 2: Double-click the state icon in the upper-left corner of the subdocument you want to edit, and Word opens the subdocument separately, as shown in Figure 3.

How to insert a child document in Word 2007

Step 3: After editing the subdocument, press the "Ctrl+s" key combination to save the subdocument. Finally, close the subdocument and return to the master document.

The above is how to insert the entire contents of a subdocument in word2007, I hope to help you.