DOCX with Tracked Changes
A Word document with real tracked changes — insertions and deletions attributed to two reviewers with timestamps — for testing how tools read, accept, reject, or preserve revisions.
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Specifications
- Revisions
- insertions (w:ins) + deletions (w:del)
- Reviewers
- 2
- Dated
- true
What is a .docx file?
DOCX is the default Microsoft Word format, an Office Open XML document packaged as a ZIP archive of XML parts, media, and relationships. It stores structured text, styles, tables, images, and metadata. It is the dominant format for editable word-processing documents.
How to use this file
Use an example DOCX to test Office Open XML parsing, text and style extraction, ZIP-package handling, and converters that render or transform Word documents.
Related files
- docDOC — Legacy Word 97The formatted Word document saved as legacy binary .doc (Word 97-2003, OLE compound file) via LibreOffice. For testing legacy-Office parsers and DOC→DOCX conversion.
- docxDOCX with CommentsA Word document with two anchored reviewer comments — for testing comment extraction and whether converters preserve or drop review annotations.
- docxFormatted DOCXA Word document with styled headings, bold/italic runs, a table, and an embedded image — for testing DOCX parsers and converters against a rich document.
- odtODT — Formatted OpenDocument TextAn OpenDocument Text file carrying the same content as the formatted DOCX — styled heading, bold/italic runs, and a table. The open twin in a DOCX↔ODT conversion set.
- docxPlain DOCXA minimal Word document of plain paragraphs with no styling — the simplest valid DOCX for baseline parser testing.
- xlsxMulti-Sheet XLSX with FormulasA two-sheet workbook where a Summary sheet references a Data sheet with SUM and arithmetic formulas — for testing spreadsheet parsers, formula evaluation, and converters.
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