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Convert soft breaks (shift/return) into hard breaks (return).
"Tony Jollans" wrote: You can do this easily with Find and Replace: Find ^l (caret, lower case letter L) Replace with ^p (caret, lower case letter P) Hit Replace All and you should be done. Enjoy, Tony "KathfromWI" wrote: I have Word 2002. I am copying a mailing list from the web into Word and want to convert it from table to text, which I know how to do. I am then going to copy into Excel. Problem is, there are 5 lines per entry. Each line is separated by what I call a soft break (shift/enter). I can't copy these into Excel this way so the information shows up in 5 separate columns. Is there any way to convert these soft breaks into hard breaks (enter key only) without having to go line by line? |
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