Applys to: Word | Difficulty: 2 |
Sometimes you just need some fill text for testing purposes or perhaps you're creating a template, and want to insert some demo text. As always, for some strange reason, it takes a long time do decide what to write, as you want it to be random, and not just copy / paste the same sentence again and again. Word can do this for you, through the =rand() command. Just write this in your Word document, and press enter: Now, perhaps you don't need that much text. The =rand() command can also take two parameters: =rand(X,Y) X is the number of paragraphs you want, and Y is the number of sentences. So... =rand(2, 3) will generate this: 2 paragraphs with 3 sentences each. Also, you can use the =lorem() command the exact same way, to get the famous "Lorem ipsum" text. More about Lorem ipsum here: http://www.lipsum.com/ This concludes this tip. |
Saturday, May 7, 2011
Auto generate random text in Word
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