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I have solved my delete first line problem.

Yes, each cell in the table will have a least 2 paragraphs (ending with a ¶
carriage return). In the example below, text in the first cell of a table.
I need to have the "Main Street...Other" in bold, but not the Call to...etc.

Then in the next cell of the table (only 1 column of data), do the same
thing to the first line (paragraph).

Example:
Main Street Something or Other
Call to ....blah, blah, blah.

"Jean-Guy Marcil" wrote:

> "Josh O." wrote:
>
> > I need to create a macro to delete the first line of text in each cell in
> > column of a table and make the next line of text bold.
>
> By line, do you mean paragraph (That ends with a ¶) or really "line" (Three
> could be many lines in a paragraph)?
> Do you need to check if the cells have text at all or not?
> What if they have only one paragraph (line) to start with?
> By "the next line of text ", you mean the paragraph (line) that is now the
> first one once we have deleted the first paragraph (line), right?