Copy MS Word Styles from one Document to Another

[@billsuevinton7573]

Thank you. The explanation about NOT using the "Normal" template as the document to copy to was super helpful. I opened a blank document and saved it with a name for a new template. Then I used it for my styles to copy to document. Then I saved it as a template and went in and set all the new styles to "add to template". So now I have a template for future documents with all the styles set the same. Super helpful.

[@ameliepoulin99]

Same! So thank you!

[@raosam]

Nice and easy to understand. very clear and SLOW explanation. Most youtubers just race through the video!

[@mgnankin]

At 3:46 you say "close that." You point to Close File but eventually click the Close option at the bottom. It would interesting to discuss why you should (or should not) select the Close File option that appears. If reading the screen from top to bottom the Close File option is very tempting and would be the first one you would see.

[@brendawhiting9519]

Well composed, easy to understand and accurate. Good job! Thank you!

[@kristenohaver6230]

So happy I stumbled across this! I've been searching for an answer for this for way too long, and I so appreciate this!!

[@finsterbaby1996]

Brilliant explanation. Just watched some British guy who said that the only way to copy styles from one document to another was to copy them to the Normal Template, then go through another step to copy them from the Normal Template to the chosen document. What a waste of time compared to your process. I had initially tried your process, but got stuck when I went to open the second file and didn't realize that the reason no docs were showing up was because the file type was set to "Template." So having you point that out was what saved me from having to go through the two-step process the other guy had said was the "only" way to do what you did, and which I had wanted to do. While his workflow is fine if you want to have certain custome styles available for new and all documents, your workflow was easier to simply copy styles from one doc to another, which was my goal. Thank you so much.

[@rachelsutton-spence4655]

Extremely helpful, thank you. I was doing my nut trying to sort this one but you made it beautifully clear.

[@melaniepanagiotopoulou8490]

Thank you so much! Such clear and consist instructions! I did it so easily!

[@smartduckling9267]

THANKS FOR THIS LIFE-SAVING, MARKS-SAVING VIDEOS.. I HAVE MY PRACTICALS TOMORROW AND I FOGOT ABOUT THE PRACTICAL OF STYLES SO I CLICKED ONTO THIS VIDEO..... SO MUCH HELPFULL... THANK YOUUU

[@BenJecklin]

straight forward, to the point, easy to understand. defiantly suggest

[@abrahamgiliana]

Thank you young lady. You are a life saver. :)

[@jeffcastaneda7010]

Brilliant! Thanks! That's what I was looking for!

[@xcloudx01alt]

Awesome it worked perfectly. Well explained. Thank you!

[@creativesid]

Thank you so much for this very well-explained help topic.

[@MandeepSingh-ki6ve]

Excellent instructions!

[@logo6923]

Thank you so much you just saved my mom's thesis please keep it up tq

[@jalalwr]

Well done. Helped me a lot, thank you

[@BIBeeman]

Great explanation. Cheers!

[@submariner99]

I tried this and it is great except for copying Table Styles over. In my case I want to export a table style to another document, I followed your example but the table style didn't transfer across. Do you know how I can export a table style?...not sure if you still read or respond to these comments, any advice would be great. Thanks.

[@kelsir4184]

You are my shero! This was driving me bananas!

[@KellySimon]

Holy cow this was so helpful. Thank you!

[@cogiangxcel693]

thank you, great and very helpful

[@meaningles5]

Thank you! Excellent tutorial!!

[@oaciftci]

Thank you! It is very useful

[@awinbisa]

thank you seems clear. THere was a lot of background noise though. but the info was clear.

[@ahmadzia134]

Thank you so much you saved my time.

[@najmieyun]

Really good explanation Thank you

[@joemccarron09]

Brilliant. Thanks a lot

[@nv1348]

Thank you Doc!

[@ndhunz]

Just what I needed, thanks

[@johnharding9792]

Didn't work for me. Word didn't offer me anything under 'styles available in,' so I wan't able to open the target document.

[@SeriouslyTho]

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

[@IMChrisThom]

Is there an extra step. I followed this and it took the font weight and size but not the font itself

[@orlandogiant]

Did you ever figure that out? That's my problem, too!!!!

[@AnandSingh-tm8hv]

Thanks a ton!

[@megaelandadew7601]

Wow thankyouu ❤❤❤

[@moska1674]

Thanks, very well explained

[@mascos69]

Hello Dr. Robin. Your video was helpful. Is there a way to format the new document with the new styles with one click? or will i have to manually format my new document? I hope i was clear.

[@DrRobinLindbeck]

Hi Mark-As far as I know, you need to follow the steps listed in the video (vs. 1-click).

[@mascos69]

@@DrRobinLindbeck ok thank you.

[@danishoukat]

Thank you it was big help

[@JyotikaSinghRani]

great vid

[@ItsThatMelanie]

Thank you!!

[@minhe9008]

really helpful, thanks!

[@hanaabuhathra2866]

Thank you !

[@emuwhee]

thank you!

[@eeshnayani]

wooowww thnk u soo much

[@mimilica2000]

thank you very much!!!

[@user-dr5bq5ep9s]

THANK YOU!!!!!

[@brighttooth3592]

Thank you

[@kam5041]

The audio on this video is so poor! I can't watch this video

[@talidayan-g8i]

Language uses male only not for females I guess...

[@MrAndrei12345654321]

Thank you