How can you search for all bold text, leave the text as it is, but replace the bold formatting with italic formatting instead?
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Display the Find/Change dialog panel, then click the Text tab
to display the Text panel. Expand the text panel, if necessary, to
display the Find Format and Change Format areas at the bottom
of the panel. Click the Specify Attributes to Find button next
to the Find Format area and set up the formatting you want to
search for, then click the Specify Attributes to Change button
to set up the replacement attributes. Leave the Find What and
Change To fields blank. Click the Change All button to change
all of the specified formatting.
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Selection.Font.Bold = False A) Replaces the contents of the selected cell with "False" B) Turns off bold formatting in the selected cell. C) Nothing, it contains a syntax error. D) Turns on bold formatting in the selected cell.
If you make a mistake, you can go back and undo the error. What is the keyboard shortcut for undo?
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