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I am trying to write a macro to do the following:
1. Go through a document and remove autonumbering/convert autonumbers to text.
2. Add a tab before each number, but not before letters. (I have numbered
lists and lettered lists.
I already have a macro for #1, but it only performs on a highlighted
section. (Selection.Range.ListFormat.ConvertNumbersToText) I would like it to
automatically go through the entire document and find all numbered/lettered
lists and convert the numbers/letters to text.
Here is a sample of what I am working with: (please note there are existing
tabs after each number and letter, and I want to keep those)
1. _____ believes intelligence is the result of complex interactions
between children’s heredity and experiences.
2. Which type of intelligence allows people to use their vision to
develop mental images?
A. Bodily-kinesthetic.
B. Logical-mathematical.
C. Visual-spatial.
D. Naturalistic.
Apply and Explore
1. Visit an infant or toddler program. Observe and record strategies used
by teachers to promote the development of trust.
2. Observe a group of preschool children. Record examples of teachers
scaffolding the children’s learning.
Here is what I want it to look like, with the autonumbers/letters converted
to text (<tab> indicates where I want the macro to add tabs).
<tab>1. _____ believes intelligence is the result of complex interactions
between children’s heredity and experiences.
<tab>2. Which type of intelligence allows people to use their vision to
develop mental images?
A. Bodily-kinesthetic.
B. Logical-mathematical.
C. Visual-spatial.
D. Naturalistic.
Apply and Explore
<tab>1. Visit an infant or toddler program. Observe and record strategies
used by teachers to promote the development of trust.
<tab>2. Observe a group of preschool children. Record examples of teachers
scaffolding the children’s learning.
Thank you for your help.
1. Go through a document and remove autonumbering/convert autonumbers to text.
2. Add a tab before each number, but not before letters. (I have numbered
lists and lettered lists.
I already have a macro for #1, but it only performs on a highlighted
section. (Selection.Range.ListFormat.ConvertNumbersToText) I would like it to
automatically go through the entire document and find all numbered/lettered
lists and convert the numbers/letters to text.
Here is a sample of what I am working with: (please note there are existing
tabs after each number and letter, and I want to keep those)
1. _____ believes intelligence is the result of complex interactions
between children’s heredity and experiences.
2. Which type of intelligence allows people to use their vision to
develop mental images?
A. Bodily-kinesthetic.
B. Logical-mathematical.
C. Visual-spatial.
D. Naturalistic.
Apply and Explore
1. Visit an infant or toddler program. Observe and record strategies used
by teachers to promote the development of trust.
2. Observe a group of preschool children. Record examples of teachers
scaffolding the children’s learning.
Here is what I want it to look like, with the autonumbers/letters converted
to text (<tab> indicates where I want the macro to add tabs).
<tab>1. _____ believes intelligence is the result of complex interactions
between children’s heredity and experiences.
<tab>2. Which type of intelligence allows people to use their vision to
develop mental images?
A. Bodily-kinesthetic.
B. Logical-mathematical.
C. Visual-spatial.
D. Naturalistic.
Apply and Explore
<tab>1. Visit an infant or toddler program. Observe and record strategies
used by teachers to promote the development of trust.
<tab>2. Observe a group of preschool children. Record examples of teachers
scaffolding the children’s learning.
Thank you for your help.