Inversion de la graisse en graisse maigre
Jacques
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Hello,
I don't know how, but in the entire Word document I'm working on, the font weight has become inverted: bold has become regular and regular has become bold.
How can I reverse this (going back is out of the question: I've made hundreds of changes and only noticed this phenomenon at the very end)?
There must be a key combination that caused this and could fix it!
Otherwise, is it possible to write a Macro? (It's in a large table and in each cell, there is text and images; I need to change all the text without altering the images; would I have to select character by character and use wdToggle in a loop on each character? I'm not sure how to do that.)
I don't know how, but in the entire Word document I'm working on, the font weight has become inverted: bold has become regular and regular has become bold.
How can I reverse this (going back is out of the question: I've made hundreds of changes and only noticed this phenomenon at the very end)?
There must be a key combination that caused this and could fix it!
Otherwise, is it possible to write a Macro? (It's in a large table and in each cell, there is text and images; I need to change all the text without altering the images; would I have to select character by character and use wdToggle in a loop on each character? I'm not sure how to do that.)
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Hello,
I don't know if there is a function for that. I don't do macros and VBA, but it's likely that it's achievable with these tools.
Or, to test on your document, a more convoluted solution. With find/replace, we can replace one format with another. I tried it in 3 sequences:- replace bold with non-bold + red
- replace non-bold + automatic color with bold
- replace non-bold + red with non-bold + automatic color
We don't put anything in the find and replace fields and we run replace all
In find replace, you have to expand More, and in the two find and replace fields select the right values in Format/font
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Hello jee pee,
Clever! Complicated? In any case, it works. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
I remain curious about a more direct solution (if only because to get to this modification of my original file, I certainly didn't do all that and so there must be "something" somewhere that I accidentally activated - and I'm unable to find it).
