
Tip #4698 - Alphabetize It! Printer Friendly Version | E-Mail This Tip
Alphabetize
It!
Ever find yourself
wanting to alphabetize a list in MS Word?
How did you accomplish
that?
I know there are
at least a couple of you who moved everything around manually, am
I right? And I don't have to tell you twice that if the list was really
long, it took you quite awhile to do. What a pain!
Well, how about
letting Word alphabetize for you?
No problem! With
just a highlight and a couple of clicks, you'll have the whole list
sorted instantly.
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Highlight
the text/list to be alphabetized. (If you need to sort
the whole document, you can skip this step. With nothing highlighted,
Word will select everything once you complete the next step).
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For
Word 2007 users, you need to click the
Sort button found in the Paragraph section
on the Home ribbon.
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If
you're using older versions of MS Word, you need
to select the Sort choice from the Table
menu.
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Everyone
should find that when the Sort Text dialogue window
opens, it should already be set for sorting paragraphs in ascending
order.
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Should
you need to make any changes to that setting, go ahead and do so
and then click OK.
Voila. Text in
Word documents sorted in an instant!
~ April
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