From: chopperlady on
I have a Word rtf where all bullets from merged text are normal style and
indented. I need to change them throughout the document through a macro but
can't figure out how to "find" the bullet symbol (decimal) 159 and replace
with bullet symbol (decimal) 167. This will be a repetitive result from
merges, so I need to do it with a macro instead of manually highlighting and
changing bullet settings or styles.
From: Pamelia Caswell via OfficeKB.com on
Perhaps this site will help.

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/word/HP051894331033.aspx

Pam
chopperlady wrote:
>I have a Word rtf where all bullets from merged text are normal style and
>indented. I need to change them throughout the document through a macro but
>can't figure out how to "find" the bullet symbol (decimal) 159 and replace
>with bullet symbol (decimal) 167. This will be a repetitive result from
>merges, so I need to do it with a macro instead of manually highlighting and
>changing bullet settings or styles.

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From: Stefan Blom on
If you are trying to replace bullet *formatting* (as opposed to a bullet/symbol character inserted in the text), you will have to use a macro. It would be best to ask in a programming newsgroup such as microsoft.public.word.vba.general.

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"chopperlady" <chopperlady(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:022A44FD-D861-4DD8-9373-1DE203B265B7(a)microsoft.com...
>I have a Word rtf where all bullets from merged text are normal style and
> indented. I need to change them throughout the document through a macro but
> can't figure out how to "find" the bullet symbol (decimal) 159 and replace
> with bullet symbol (decimal) 167. This will be a repetitive result from
> merges, so I need to do it with a macro instead of manually highlighting and
> changing bullet settings or styles.