In my large document, I have a list of five sentences with bullets.

[Hibru Ethiopian]

In my large document, I have a list of five sentences with bullets. I want to change the first sentence to be italicized and remove its bullet.

[Derek Cross · Accepted solution]

Highlight the first line and click on the Bulleted list icon and it will remove the bullet in the first line, whilst it's highted select Italic in the font drop-down menu (assuming the font you've chosen does have an italic and it's installed).

[Dave Creamer of IDEAS]

Are you asking how to do this just once or multiple times throughout the entire document?

Are you using paragraph styles?

[Hibru Ethiopian]

There is alot of sentence like this which is starting by saying "service charge".

[Dave Creamer of IDEAS · Accepted solution]

You could certainly search for the text (including the paragraph return at the end) and hopefully the current paragraph style--then change it to a new paragraph style without the bullet.

[James Gifford—NitroPress]

This. To clarify, FIND "Service Charge" and specify the bullet paragraph style. CHANGE to "Service Charge" and specify a defined heading style that leads the group the way you wish it to.

[Dave Creamer of IDEAS]

Here is an example...

Original:

With Find/Change dialog box filled out:

Notes:

Make SURE there is nothing in the Change To area or your text will be replaced with it.

I realized I had a space between "Charge" and the paragraph return code; I took it out but did not redo the screen capture.

Result after clicking Change All button:

[Robert at ID-Tasker]

@Hibru Ethiopian

So you were able to fix your text - or just received "good" original?