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InDesign: How to Apply Styles Quickly to Formatted Text (Video Tutorial)

In this InDesign video, Julie Shaffer shows how to take text with existing formatting—either from previous use in InDesign or from a Word Import—and assign current styles to it. She shows that by looking at the formatting that is unique to selected text, you can use Find/Change to find text with that formatting, apply your desired styles, and even save queries to easily repeat the search operation. This video is an excerpt from Julie’s “Essential Prep and Cleanup Techniques” session at our InDesign + Long Documents Summit. Check out this and all of our events at https://CreativePro.com/events. New videos every week! Expand your skills and stay current with CreativePro: 🌐 Visit our website for in-depth articles, tutorials, and expert insights: https://creativepro.com/ 🎟️ Discover upcoming CreativePro events and learn from the industry's best: https://creativepro.com/events/ ✅ Subscribe for more essential how-to videos:    / @creativepro   🔒 Become a CreativePro member for exclusive content, downloadable resources, and our monthly magazine: https://creativepro.com/sp/become-a-m... 🎓 About CreativePro CreativePro is the world’s most trusted resource for design professionals. We bring you expert tips, tutorials, and events covering InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, PowerPoint, Acrobat, and more. Help support the channel: 👍 Like this video to let us know it helped 💬 Drop a comment—we love hearing from you ➡️ Share this with a fellow designer who needs it 🔴 Subscribe for more time-saving tips and expert tutorials 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a new video! 📌 Stay connected Instagram:   / creativepronetwork   LinkedIn:   / creativepro   Facebook:   / creativepronetwork   InDesign Secrets Facebook Group:   / indesignsecrets   #CreativePro #GraphicDesignTips #DesignTutorial #CreativeProWeek #GraphicDesign #Design #DesignTips #ProfessionalDesign