I would like to a create a macro that changes three sentences of text into three different styles – for example the
The article titles should be style ‘Heading 1’ – sentence one
The authors of the article should be style ‘Emphasis’ – sentence two
and the pagination of the article should be in style 'Intense re...' - sentence three
(Please note I’ve used these styles as an example. Actual styles being used are in-house created ‘styles’)
So, I’ve ‘recorded’ this action (see below), when running the macro it is only changing the first sentence to the requested style, my other instructions are ignored – so basically the Macro does not recognize my other instructions – which should be that after each carriage return there is a new sentence which should be ‘styled’ accordingly.
Is this something I’m able to do with a macro or am I being to ambitions? Please note - I cannot dictate what the format of the original text is, as I’m bringing in data from various sources.
My Macro reads:
Sub BulletinStyle()
'
' BulletinStyle Macro
'
'
Selection.Style = ActiveDocument.Styles("Heading 1")
Selection.Style = ActiveDocument.Styles("Emphasis")
Selection.Style = ActiveDocument.Styles("Intense Reference")
End Sub
Any help is appreciated
Regards,
Wilma
