Easily change new lines with commas in Microsoft Word. Use Find/Replace and special newline char ^p

Disclaimer: Boring/amateur Video. I made this for my own informational use. It was useful to me at one time... maybe it will be for you.

There are many ways you can convert a comma delimited document file into a file that's instead separated by new lines.

1) Create a computer program to do this.
2) Use macros or excel
3) Heck.. their is plenty of SAS online tools on the web/cloud
4) What I'll be talking about, using Microsoft Word on a PC (and to a lesser extent Mac) to a new line (^p) with commas (,) .

Just do the following:
A) Copy the text you want to convert into any word document
B) Open Microsoft Word.

C) Press CTRL+H to open Find and Replace
D) Under "Find What:" type ^p
use the shift + 6 = ^ carrot symbol
E) Under "Replace With:" type ,
F) click "Replace All"

Tada! Now all the new lines with commas.

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[capri.t]

Thankyou! Was trying with so many text editors in windows but word can do this! Amazinnnng!

[bensaysthings]

OOooo!!! This will be useful as I write my Great American Novel.