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I am SO lucky to have a team transcribing - a month at a time - my grandmother's diaries, 1900-1977.
I send out the scans and a "blank" Word Doc with the dates formatted, so I can then just paste that month into a file for that year. But my most prolific transcriber always sends it back as a plain .txt file. So I format say "Sun Jan 1 1965 Salisbury" as Bold, size 14 Then I click on the "Format Painter" icon, then move to "Mon Jan 2 1967 Home" and select that entire line. Job done ! BUT . . I have to do that 365 (or more !) times for each year ! Would some kind soul please give me a VBA routine that would Run through the entire file Find every line that is empty, but is followed by a line that starts with "Mon ", "Tue ", etc Then format that entire second line as Bold, size 14. I can do that SORT of thing in Excel VNA, no sweat - but WORD VBA is a complete mystery ! Pretty please ? |
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