Remove All Direct Formatting

[jmh2008]

Is there a way to remove all direct formatting that I see in my styl
panel without selecting each direct formatted style one by one? I
there a way to globally remove any direct formatting formatting in
document but keep the styles that are already applied?

Thanks

 

[Peter T. Daniels]

Select all the text you want to revert to what the Style(s) say(s) it should be and press Ctrl-Shift-Z.

(Caution: that wipes out such useful things as italics that you might actually _want_ here and there.)

 

[Lisa Wilke-Thissen]

Hi,

Is there a way to remove all direct formatting
that I see in my style panel without selecting
each direct formatted style one by one?

do you know which version of Word is used?

Is there a way to globally remove any direct
formatting formatting in a document but keep
the styles that are already applied?

Select all (Ctrl + A). Press Ctrl + Q to remove direct paragraph formatting.

Press Ctrl + Space bar to remove direct character formatting.
However, by this way character styles are treated like direct font
formatting. So character styles will be removed from your text.
In Word 2007, 2010, 2013 you can use the Style Inspector to remove only
direct font formatting ("Clear Character Formatting") without removing
formatting that was applied by character styles.

 

[jmh2008]

Hi,
-
Is there a way to remove all direct formatting
that I see in my style panel without selecting
each direct formatted style one by one?-

do you know which version of Word is used?

-I am Using 2010-

-
Is there a way to globally remove any direct
formatting formatting in a document but keep
the styles that are already applied?-

Select all (Ctrl + A). Press Ctrl + Q to remove direct paragrap
formatting.

Press Ctrl + Space bar to remove direct character formatting.
However, by this way character styles are treated like direct font
formatting. So character styles will be removed from your text.
In Word 2007, 2010, 2013 you can use the Style Inspector to remove onl

direct font formatting ("Clear Character Formatting") without removing
formatting that was applied by character styles.

Thanks for your hel