Find+Replace Dialog Box, Replace with Format problem

[Kathy]

From the Find+Replace Dialog Box, I successfully changed all instances of an
italicized word, to the same word non-italicized.

Now I want to slightly change all instances of a bolded word, but still
keeping the bolding. Unfortunately, in the Find+Replace Dialog Box, the
"Replace with" textbox still has the notation Format: Not Bold, Not Italic.
I even closed down Word and reopened Word, unfortunately this did not reset
the "Replace with" Format notation.

How can I reset the Replace with: textbox formatting back to the default?

 

[Beth Melton]

Place your insertion point in the Replace text box, click More, then click
the "No Formatting" button.

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[Kathy]

Thank you, that was perfect.

 

[grammatim]

Also, as some of us only recently discovered, you can cycle through
the character formats within the Find and Replace boxes using the
keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl-B, Ctrl-I, Ctrl-U, etc.) -- so you can set
combinations that can't be gotten via the More | Format | Font part of
the Find/Replace panel..