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Placeholder Text in Word Document

  • If you need to quickly insert text into a Word document (for example, to fill out empty space which will soon be occupied by real-text) there is a handy function built into Word that will insert text into the document. Type the following text exactly as its written into a Word document =rand(1) and press the Enter key to generate one paragraph of text. Changing the number within the brackets will change the number of paragraphs that are generated.

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