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Hi there,
I'm hoping to get some assistance in changing a certain bullet formatting style in a Word doc to be globally changed to being formatted the same as another bullet style. You can see in the below image, that the document has two "star" bullet formatting styles. Style A is the correct formatting, but somebody decided to use Style B randomly throughout the document as well: ![]() Now, a more recent version of the document is available, but in order to fix a page numbering issue, a side effect has happened to the bullets in Style B: ![]() Now the Style B bullets have all been turned into numbered bullets, which is terrible. These numbered bullets appear all throughout the document now sporadically, and so I'd like to know if there's a way that I can globally modify all bullets in Style B to be formatted the same as Style A. Basically: Throughout the entire document, For each Bullet that is using Formatting B, change the formatting of the Bullet to Formatting A. What is the best way to accomplish this? I'm using Word 2007, but have access to Word 2010 if needed. Last edited by ravl13; 03-10-2013 at 04:49 PM. |
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