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Old 02-12-2017, 03:41 AM
slaycock slaycock is offline Normalising styles with +condensed Windows 7 64bit Normalising styles with +condensed Office 2013
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Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately when iterating through the style collection the troublesome styles are not found. i.e. the following code prints nothing.

Code:
Sub findplus()

Dim myindex As Long
    For myindex = 1 To ActiveDocument.Styles.Count
        If InStr(ActiveDocument.Styles(myindex).NameLocal, "+") > 0 Then
            Debug.Print ActiveDocument.Styles(myindex).NameLocal
        End If
    Next
End Sub
The troublesome styles disappear from view (but not from the document) in the style task pane if the show paragaph level formatting check box is unchecked (Style Pane Options dialog box - options from the style task pane)
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