I am using Python-docx to create and write a Word document.
How i can put a text in document header using python-docx?
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Thanks
UPDATE: This feature has been implemented since the time of this answer.
As other respondents have noted below, the Section object provides access to its header objects.
header = document.sections[0].header
Note that a section can have up to three headers (first_page, odd_pages, even_pages) and each section can have its own set of headers. The most common situation is that a document has a single header and a single section.
A header is like a document body or table cell in that it can contain tables and/or paragraphs and by default has a single empty paragraph (it cannot contain zero paragraphs).
header.paragraphs[0].text = "My header text"
This is explained in greater detail on this page in the documentation::
https://python-docx.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user/hdrftr.html
Unfortunately this feature is not implemented yet. The page @SamRogers linked to is part of the enhancement proposal (aka. "analysis page"). The implementation is in progress however, by @eupharis, so might be available in a month or so. The ongoing pull request is here if you want to follow it. https://github.com/python-openxml/python-docx/pull/291