You can, but the option is extremely well hidden. Select your list items,
then click on Table>Sort, configure the sorting order and hit OK.
On 05/02/08 23:19, in article ee8c393.-1@webcrossing.caR9absDaxw,

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> You can, but the option is extremely well hidden. Select your list items,
> then click on Table>Sort, configure the sorting order and hit OK.
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Hello, I tried what Mr. Bintener said to do but I only got some movement among my list of about 250 individual keywords, no alphabetization of that grouping. I want all the words alphabetical in a paragraph format. I am using Office 2006 from November 24th. Can you help me? This is a process I need to use many times.
Thanks,
John
Michel Bintener - 30 May 2008 06:45 GMT
On 30/05/08 5:01, in article ee8c393.1@webcrossing.caR9absDaxw,
> Hello, I tried what Mr. Bintener said to do but I only got some movement among
> my list of about 250 individual keywords, no alphabetization of that grouping.
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> John
In that case, you will have to be more specific: what do you mean by "only
(...) some movement"? What did *not* work? Is your list in the following
format:
Item 1¶
Item 2¶
Item 3¶
meaning that the items are separated by paragraphs?

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