How have 2 separate style types on one line in Word

[@michellecheng4820]

Thank you so much!!! I've spent hours of my life trying to figure this out on my own and googling a solution that no one was giving me! I can finally do APA7th level 4 headings properly now

[@patflynnrealtor]

Mahalo nui! I had searched for solutions online and none of them worked or needed software downloads. You explained this SO WELL and I truly appreciate it. Aloha!

[@lazyreviewssupport9811]

There are bunch of paragraphs, some of which start with a numeral. It contains an *en-dash*. We need to go to the point of en-dash, push rest of that Para into next paragraph. Then come again to the earlier Para (numeral para), apply a custom style (eg. My Style). Then insert a *style separator* at its end (now this would automatically - visually join the next following paragraph to the numeral paragraph. May be this requires regular expression or macro... I am not sure. 😵... Could you solve this 👆

[@qondohmbokwana9013]

Great video, God bless you and your work.

[@Steve_W5IEM]

Thank you very much for this excellent explanation. I was not getting this to work properly until I watched this video.

[@muhammadabdullahfaheem7668]

Thank you from Pakistan, I was davestated because of this issue in thesywriting.

[@paolosgura8438]

Hi there! Can you customize the ribbons in Microsoft 365 version of Word?

[@mnkx65a]

Great video! Well explained with easy to follow instructions! Thank you!!!

[@dinepimachick]

Thank you so much! I've also been trying to figure this out for quite some time.

[@erikgregory7311]

Whew...at last. The friggin' style separator didn't work and this video explained why (it always goes to the end of the sentence when I thought it was SUPPOSED to go where the hell I had the cursor but, no, that would just make too much sense! :). Now it works with the Word "wordaround" provided in this video. Thx for the education!

[@kiyoshiotda442]

Thank you. This video saved me at 4 am in the morning.

[@MattM..]

In the current version of Word, to find the Style Separator function, you can just click the magnifying glass and type Style Separator. From there you can directly select it, or right-click and add to quick access toolbar.

[@maneeshavenkat9641]

It was really helpful

[@MM-uw4lc]

I added mine in my quick tool bar or use my shortcut key Alt plus control and return. Even though is not an easy task when you have a long document.

[@mahdi_shahbazi]

Life saver !

[@fa7234]

Thank you so much. I've been trying to do this for ages!

[@aprilapril5462]

Awesome thank you 😊

[@SamCoreJ]

I'm trying to make this happen but when I turn the show/hide button back off, the styles are on separate lines. Can't get it to work.

[@floreadavid614]

The way it works is so wrong. So bad