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["Image credit: Magnascan / Pixabay"]

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["Survey Results - Favorite Pet?"]
["Dog, dog, dog, dog, cat, dog, dog, dog, cat"]
["Dog, dog, dog, cat, dog, dog, hamster, dog"]
["Dog, dog, turtle, dog, dog, dog, dog, dog, cat"]
["*survey conducted at Wingfoot Lake dog park"]
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["Survey Results - Favorite Pet?"]
["Dog, dog, dog, dog, cat, dog, dog dog, cat"]
["Dog, dog, dog, cat, dog, dog, hamster"]
["Dog, dog, turtle, dog, dog, dog, dog, cat"]
["*survey conducted at Wingfoot Lake dog park"]

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["Episode Recap"]
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[null,"Today's trick is from Katie Sullivan on the Word team"]
[null,"There are a few cases where Microsoft Word can do things better than Excel"]
[null,"It is possible in Excel to format part of a cell by selecting a word in Edit mode and applying formatting."]
[null,"But, if you use Find & Replace and anything is changed, that formatting is wiped out."]
[null,"Copy from Excel. Paste to Word."]
[null,"Do the Replace there."]
[null,"Copy from Word and Paste Back to Excel. The formatting stays."]