Hi,
I have such a condition
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I want only titles to be bold, other text must appear regular (normal),
so I want to change the format of paragraphs that contain mixed format (bold, regular, italic) and change it to normal (regular) text, but keep the format if the entire paragraph is bold (titles).
Thanks

Use Styles!

• The Importance of Styles in Microsoft Word
• Using Styles to Format Text

Your headings should use a heading style, perhaps one of the built-in ones modified to look the way you want. Why Use Word's Built-In Heading Styles? by Shauna Kelly

Your body text should use the Body Text style, or the Normal style or one that you want. You apply the style to the paragraph and then select it and press Ctrl+Spacebar to clear any direct formatting.

Thank for reply
I always use styles to format my document
but this sample is of my teacher, apply styles will require reformating the document from scratch, so macro will be helpful in this case.
Thanks

Have you tried the autoformatting function to apply styles in a single step? Then reset the font settings.

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Andrew Lockton
Chrysalis Design, Melbourne Australia

No Andrew No
It produces undesired results, it applies numbering to titles, images in the random distribution ...etc, it restores the document to its original version that I received from my teacher, because I use macro to change font type, color, and size for the entire document, another macro to justify each paragraph
So all text will lose its formatting (by macros) after applying the reset function.
my document requires the last touch, which is to change the format of paragraphs that contain mixed format (bold, regular, italic) and change it to normal (regular) text.
I use macros instead of styles for my teacher documents because I just want to print them, but in a formatted way, also I don't come back to the documents after printing it, so styles have little value in this case.
Thanks

In that case you need to examine every paragraph with a loop
This assumes the underlying paragraph style on the 'mixed' paragraphs is non-bold and non-italic.

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Andrew Lockton
Chrysalis Design, Melbourne Australia

Thanks Andrew so much
It works perfectly
You will save me time on work with future lectures
I can't thank you enough
Billion Thanks

Open your document in Microsoft Word.
Select the text you want to change.
Right-click on the selected text and select Paragraph Options.
In the "Font" tab, select bold.
Click "OK" to apply the changes.
This will change the format only for text that is in bold. The rest of the text will remain normal. If you have other requirements or questions, please let me know.