How to auto fill in blanks

I thought I'd asked this before but I guess not, couldn't find it in my history.

I want to create an agreement form example below:

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I want a popup(userform) to ask for user/input name. Use that input in the blank space and save as a file after clicking DONE/ENTER.
Will I need to code it in Words or Excel VBA or doen'st matter?

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It's not apparent from your post why a userform would be needed. You could achieve much the same result, without the need for a userform and its attendant code, with a content control inserted at the appropriate point in the document, together with a suitably-coded ContentControlOnExit macro for the saving.

I don't propose to play charades. If you want help with something, say exactly what it is instead of doling out the task piecemeal. Your latest post still doesn't contain anything that suggests a userform is needed and I can't see what your task-scheduler code has to do with Word.

See: https://gregmaxey.com/word_tip_pages...ting_data.html

Originally Posted by EXLent

so I need to use ASK. He didn't really mention where to put the code.

You don't need to use ASK, but you can if you want. The link offers multiple ways of achieving the same end. As for "He didn't really mention where to put the code", the topic gives a demo that you quoted...

Originally Posted by EXLent

I have to save Template and have to open that template to work.

Rubbish! You really should spend a little more time understanding how Office works. Just like in Excel, if you create a Word template, any document based on that template has access to all the functionality built into the template. Creating a new document based on a template is as simple as double-clicking on the template.