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Adding change markings
I want to add vertical change bars to a document that has already been changed. Is there a way to mark text as changed so that the change markings will be displayed or do I have to delete the change, turn track changes on, and then redo the change (hope not)?
I'm using Word 2003. Thanks |
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Hi Yossi,
To track a change, Change Tracking must be activated beforehand; there is no way to mark it afterwards. If it's simply a matter of tracking added text, cut the text, turn Change Tracking on, the paste the content back in.
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Cheers, Paul Edstein [Fmr MS MVP - Word] |
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Ok, I've recorded a quickie macro to do it. Here it is if anyone's interested. for convenience I assigned a keyboard shortcut to invoke this macro.
Sub MarkAsChanged() ' Selection.Cut ActiveDocument.TrackRevisions = Not ActiveDocument.TrackRevisions Selection.Paste ActiveDocument.TrackRevisions = Not ActiveDocument.TrackRevisions End Sub |
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