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I am an advanced user of Word (10+ years).
I am experienced with tables, mail merge, graphics, paragraph styles, tables of contents/index.
Word is a great word processing package that includes many DTP features.
If you know something about Word that I don't know......that's great! Please tell me!
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Hi there, I don't know what the answer is but I am sure it must be quite simple... you just need to add some more info to your IF statement. On the M_2011 field, you could try a formula something
Hi there Margaret, Good question! I have not tried this, however I am sure it is possible. Here is a Microsoft page on the topic,which may help you construct an "IF" statement that suppresses the Name
Hi there C, I have 2 suggestions: (1) Do a search for a footnote field code... to do this choose Edit - Find and then in the "Find What" field, type the characters "^d" (without the quotes). This
Hi Joyce I'm not sure if there is a way to automate what you want to do, seeing as it seems like the dates were typed in manually into Word. To fix the dates that you have already typed/placed into
Hi Charles, Yes, you can find this setting under "Tools - Autocorrect Options". When this pops up, you will see a checkbox for capitalising the first word of a sentence. Turn this checkbox on, then click
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