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Tips and Tricks to Copy Text Format in Word
In addition to using the three main ways that we have described above, there are some other tips and tricks that you can use to copy text formatting in Word more efficiently and effectively. Here are some of them:
- You can copy text formatting from one document to another by opening both documents simultaneously and using one of the methods we have described above. Make sure you select the correct document window before copying or pasting text formatting.
- You can copy text formatting from one object to another, such as a picture, shape, table, or text box. The method is the same as copying the text format from text to text, namely by using the Format Painter tool or keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+Shift+C) and (Ctrl+Shift+V). Make sure you select the right object before copying or pasting its formatting.
- You can copy text formatting from one heading level to another by right-clicking on the heading level you want to copy formatting to in the Navigation pane. Then, select the option “Copy Heading Style”. Next, right-click on the heading level to which you want to apply the format on the “Navigation” panel. Then, select the option “Paste Heading Style”.
- You can copy text formatting from one style to another by right-clicking on the style you want to copy the format from in the “Styles” panel. Then, select the “Modify” option. Next, click on the “Format” button at the bottom of the “Modify Style e” window and select the “Style” option. Then, select the style you want to apply the format to from the “Style based on” list and click OK.
- You can copy text formatting from one template to another by opening the template you want to copy the formatting to. Then, click on the “File” tab and select the “Save As” option. Next, select a save location and change the file type to “Word Template (*.dotx)”. Then, name the new template file and click Save. Next, open the new template you have saved click on the “File” tab, and select the “Options” option. Then, click “Advanced” and scroll down until you find the option “Preserve fidelity when sharing this document”. Check the option “Embed fonts in the file” and click OK.
Conclusion
Using one of the three main ways we have described above; you can copy text formatting in Word quickly and practically. This way, you can make your Word documents look neater, professional, and consistent without having to spend a lot of time and effort. You can also use some tips and tricks we have given you to copy text formatting in Word more efficiently and effectively. Good luck!