Microsoft Word's Replace feature is quite powerful. Complex updates don't have to be difficult if you use Replace in Microsoft Word.

How to use Microsoft Word’s Styles to automate formatting of large blocks of text Headers, subheads, footnotes, and regular paragraphs all need their own look. Word's styles can make that all easy.

Formatting Text You’ll find many of the options for formatting text in Word in the toolbar. You can, for example, select a piece of text and choose a font from the Font dropdown list and a size from ...

Highlight some text with the formatting you want to change, then in the Editing menu, go to Select > "Select all text with similar formatting." Then you can stylize as you wish.

Pasting from websites or PDFs often comes with hidden formatting. There are several ways to strip formatting and get plain text. In Word, use Keep Text Only to ditch fonts, colors, and hyperlinks.

Everyone knows what underlined blue text means—a hyperlink! Learn how to change a hyperlink's appearance in Word when you don't want that familiar look.

In Microsoft Form, you can add bold, italic, underline, color, size, numbers, add bullets to your font or text using the formatting feature. Learn how.

Working with Word tables can be quite tricky. These simple tips will show you how to make a table and format it perfectly.

Here's an odd one that I haven't been able to figure out.I have an MS Word doc that has HTML tags in it - , , stuff like that. I need to ditch the HTML tags and use Word's own formatting (italic ...