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Word 2013 - How to Automatically Format an Existing Document

Word has a handy feature that automatically formats what you type, as you type it. This includes changing quotes to Smart Quotes, automatically creating bulleted and numbered lists, and creating hyperlinks from web addresses. However, what if you have an existing document you want to automatically format? The AutoFormat feature in Word not only works on text as you type it, but it’s also available on demand to format an entire existing document. This is useful if you get a document from someone else that needs a lot little formatting touch-ups. Notice in the image above that the web and email addresses are not formatted as hyperlinks and the list of two items is not formatted as a numbered list. We’ll show you how to set up Word so you can easily change formatting in an entire document with a few clicks. Word’s AutoFormat tool is not available on any of the ribbon tabs. Therefore, we need to add it to the “Quick Access Toolbar” to use it.