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- Add Page Number To PDF
- Add Text Stamp To PDF
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- Convert To PDF
- Convert URL to PDF
- Convert VISIO
- Convert Word to PDF Form
- Create Images From PDF
- Create PDF/A
- Create Swiss QR Bill
- Crop Image
- Delete Blank Pages From PDF
- Delete Unwanted Pages From PDF
- Disable Tracking Changes In Word
- Enable Tracking Changes In Word
- Extract Attachment From PDF
- Extract Form Data From PDF
- Extract Pages From PDF
- Extract Resources
- Extract Table From PDF
- Extract Text By Expression
- Extract Text From Word
- Fill PDF Form
- Find And Replace Text
- Flip Image
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- Generate Document Single
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- Get Document From Pdf4me
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- Get PDF Metadata
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- Image Extract Text
- Linearize PDF
- Merge Multiple PDFs
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- Read Barcode From PDF
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- Replace Text With Image In Word
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- Rotate Image
- Rotate Image By EXIF Data
- Rotate PDF Page
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- Split PDF By Barcode
- Split PDF By Swiss QR
- Split PDF By Text
- Split PDF Regular
- Unlock PDF
- Update Hyperlinks Annotation
- Upload File To PDF4me
Overview
This node operation enables the "Track Changes" feature in a Microsoft Word document. It processes a Word document input and outputs a new Word document with change tracking activated. This is useful when you want to monitor edits made to a document, such as during collaborative editing or review cycles.
Practical examples include:
- Automatically enabling change tracking on documents before sending them for review.
- Processing batches of Word files to prepare them for collaborative editing workflows.
- Integrating with document management systems to ensure all edited documents have tracking enabled.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Input Data Type | How the Word document is provided: - Binary Data (from previous node) - Base64 String - URL |
| Input Binary Field | The name of the binary property containing the Word document (used if Input Data Type is Binary Data). Usually "data". |
| Base64 Word Content | Base64 encoded content of the Word document (used if Input Data Type is Base64 String). |
| Word Document URL | URL pointing to the Word document to process (used if Input Data Type is URL). |
| Output File Name | Desired file name for the output Word document with tracking enabled. Defaults to "tracking_enabled_output.docx". |
| Async | Whether to process the operation asynchronously (true/false). |
| Binary Data Output Name | Custom name for the binary data field in the node's output. Defaults to "data". |
Output
The node outputs the processed Word document with change tracking enabled. The output includes:
- A JSON object per input item.
- A binary data field containing the Word document file data, named according to the "Binary Data Output Name" property (default "data").
- The binary data represents the Word document file (.docx) ready for download or further processing.
No additional JSON fields are specified beyond the binary file output.
Dependencies
- Requires access to the Word document either as binary data, base64 string, or via a URL.
- No explicit external API keys or services are indicated in the source code snippet.
- The node likely depends on an internal or bundled library capable of manipulating Word documents to enable tracking changes.
- If URLs are used, network access must be available to fetch the document.
Troubleshooting
Common issues:
- Providing an invalid or inaccessible URL will cause failure to fetch the document.
- Incorrect binary property name may result in missing input data.
- Invalid base64 content will cause decoding errors.
- Output file name conflicts or invalid characters might cause downstream issues.
Error messages:
- Errors related to fetching or reading the input document usually indicate incorrect input parameters.
- Processing errors may occur if the document format is unsupported or corrupted.
Resolutions:
- Verify the input data type matches the provided input.
- Ensure URLs are accessible and point directly to valid Word documents.
- Confirm base64 strings are correctly encoded.
- Use default or safe file names for output.
Links and References
- Microsoft Word Track Changes Feature
- Working with DOCX files programmatically
- n8n Documentation on Binary Data Handling
This summary is based solely on static analysis of the provided source code and property definitions.