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Old 01-20-2021, 03:16 AM
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Try:
Code:
Public Sub Flatten()
With ActiveDocument.Range
  .Style = wdStyleNormal
  .Font.Reset
End With
End Sub
or:
Code:
Public Sub Flatten()
With ActiveDocument.Range
  .ParagraphFormat.Reset
  .Font.Reset
End With
End Sub
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