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Formating Word Text copied from Access or Excel
Hi Again,
I have another puzzle. We are moving over 200 names and organizations from an excel sheet to a word doc. When we paste into Word we use the Paste Special option and choose unformatted text so that the columns and rows dont copy also. Then I have to go thru each name and organization, delete the excess of spaces, then place a comma between the last name and the organization. That is very time consuming. Is there a way that you can do this in Search and Replace or am I looking for help in the wrong place in Word? Thanks to anyone that can help. Cody |
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