Sometimes in Word, you need to generate some dummy text to fill in some part of the page until you get the actual content. It’s common to use a Lorem Ipsum generator to do that, but you may not know that Word has one built in. Here’s how you use it…
To get the filler text, enter =lorem():
That generates a default number of five paragraphs with three sentences each:
If you want something a little different, you can specify your own number of paragraphs and sentences (in this case, three paragraphs and ten sentences in each paragraph):
And you see what you get below:
Finally, if you’re using Word for Macs, you can do the same thing, only you use the =rand() function:
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