Macro Word: Replace [Comma] with [Line Break]
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C-Claire Posted messages 4562 Registration date Status Membre Last intervention -
C-Claire Posted messages 4562 Registration date Status Membre Last intervention -
Hello,
I managed to create an automatic list through Google Docs using forms.
When I export the form results in Word format, my computer gives me a list like this:
ID card, Passport, Driver's license, ID photos (for the package), Tickets (plane + train + boat + bus...) round trip, Addresses of accommodation
What I want is for Word to replace the "comma" characters with a "line break + bullet point" to give this:
- ID card
- Passport
- Driver's license
- ID photos (for the package)
- Tickets (plane + train + boat + bus...) round trip
- Addresses of accommodation
This will allow me to create pre-made lists, where once the items to buy/do/pack are on it, I just have to print it out to make my personal checklist.
Best regards
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Before, I was D*ck. But that was before; at least I hope so :D
Self-deprecation LOL XXL
I managed to create an automatic list through Google Docs using forms.
When I export the form results in Word format, my computer gives me a list like this:
ID card, Passport, Driver's license, ID photos (for the package), Tickets (plane + train + boat + bus...) round trip, Addresses of accommodation
What I want is for Word to replace the "comma" characters with a "line break + bullet point" to give this:
- ID card
- Passport
- Driver's license
- ID photos (for the package)
- Tickets (plane + train + boat + bus...) round trip
- Addresses of accommodation
This will allow me to create pre-made lists, where once the items to buy/do/pack are on it, I just have to print it out to make my personal checklist.
Best regards
--
Before, I was D*ck. But that was before; at least I hope so :D
Self-deprecation LOL XXL
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Ah that's good. I remember ...
You need to go to Find and Replace.
Put "," in the find box and "^p" in the replace box.
It should also be doable with a macro, so I’ll leave the topic open, dear friends
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Before, I was C*n. But that was before; at least I hope so :D
Self-deprecation LOL XXL
You need to go to Find and Replace.
Put "," in the find box and "^p" in the replace box.
It should also be doable with a macro, so I’ll leave the topic open, dear friends
--
Before, I was C*n. But that was before; at least I hope so :D
Self-deprecation LOL XXL