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CrossReach CrossReach is offline Can Macros Automatically Format an Entire Document to My Specifications Windows 10 Can Macros Automatically Format an Entire Document to My Specifications Office 2016
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Default Can Macros Automatically Format an Entire Document to My Specifications

I have a number of different formats I use in my work with Word. Different pages sizes being the main one, but then different margin sizes, font sizes, table settings etc within those page sizes.



My question is would it be possible to create a series of macros that, with the click of a button, I change a document into those varying formats and their specific requirements within?
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