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• #HOW TO REVERSE TEXT IN MICROSOFT WORD 2013 SERIAL NUMBERS#

Paste the copied content again in NotepadĬopy this content from Notepad and now paste back into MS-Word document. To convert it back into a numbered list, select the table content and copy them. You will see that the list has reversed! But it is now in a tabular form. In this box, make sure that “Sort by” has “Column 1” as value. Now go to Home tab and click on Sort buttonĪ box with sort option will appear.

#HOW TO REVERSE TEXT IN MICROSOFT WORD 2013 SERIAL NUMBERS#

The first column will have the list serial numbers and second column will have items. The list you had pasted will get convert into a two column table. Select text > Click on Insert tab > Table > Convert Text to TableĪ box will pop up. Select the pasted list and go to Insert tabĬlick on Table button and from the drop-down menu, select “Convert Text to Table…” Open a new MS-Word document and paste the list copied that you had copied from Notepad Select the numbered list you want reverse and copy it by pressing CTRL+C after selection. Open the MS-Word document that contains the list. It is easiest to reverse lists that have numbers instead of bullets (not that the bulleted list are any more difficult to handle –you’ll see!) Here is how you can reverse huge lists in MS-Word. Therefore, I thought a bit and came up with another neat solution that can also be used by not-so-tech-savvy folks. But my friend is not a computer programmer –so I did not want to give him such a nerdy suggestion. This can easily be done using a VB Script executed on the MS-Word document.

That is, the last item in the list should become the first, second-last should become second and so and so forth. And he wanted the same list in reversed order. He had a Microsoft Word document which contained a long numbered list of about 200 words. The other day, a friend of mine asked me an interesting question.