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Old 02-07-2017, 03:23 PM
bp4191 bp4191 is offline Delete a row of text with one click Windows 7 64bit Delete a row of text with one click Office 2007
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I currently have a report template I utilize daily on MS Word. I have about 15 bullet points in my report. I typically delete several of these bullet points depending on a set of factors unique to my case. I delete them by highlighting them and clicking backspace. However, I can move much quicker if there was a way to simply delete the given bullet point with one click. Is there a way to set this up on a table or form where it will completely delete the row (or bullet point) of text with a single click? Attached is an example. Thank you.
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