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Old 05-30-2015, 03:08 PM
marymaryt marymaryt is offline Creating macro in 2007 to bold within quotes on the fly Windows 7 64bit Creating macro in 2007 to bold within quotes on the fly Office 2007
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Hi - I am trying to create a macro so far unsuccessfully. I type reports for doctors and in the reports they quote the patient and he wants the statement of the patient bolded and then end quote not bolded. I want to be able to do this on the fly without having to type the whole report and then go back and search for all the statements he wanted bolded in quotes. So he will say for example, the patient says beginning quote bold I am having difficulty in this area unbold end quote.



Is there any way I can do this so as soon as I hear him say quote bold, have a keyboard macro for it right then? I have tried all afternoon to figure one out. Just not my forte....thanks for any help.
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