I have a set of 100 points which include 100 different factors and i want to
consolidate them into a paragraph using ,s and ;s. how is it possible?

swaroop wrote:
I have a set of 100 points which include 100 different factors and i want to
consolidate them into a paragraph using ,s and ;s. how is it possible?

Select those 100 points, then use Edit | Replace.

Search for: ^p
(paragraph mark)

Replace with: ,
(comma followed by a space!)

HTH
Robert
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I hope you do not follow Robert's advice. He tells you how to change
paragraph marks into commas and so answers your question. However, what
results will be unreadable for most of us mere mortals. It may be
grammatically correct but the human mind doesn't deal well with sentences
containing a hundred commas.
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I have a set of 100 points which include 100 different factors and i want
to
consolidate them into a paragraph using ,s and ;s. how is it possible?