# How do I fill out a placeholder when adding a clause to a document?

Navigate to the clause you wish to insert.\
Click on the clause in the library and click on the plus-icon in the upper left corner.

Click on "Configure clause":

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Now you can click on the text with a grey background (on the bottom) to complete any placeholders:

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Do note that you first have to mark the placeholders as actual placeholders. This can be done when creating/editing the clause:

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