How to add an additional line after every paragraph in Microsoft Word?

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There's got to be a way I can do "find and replace" or something. But if I've got a paragraph, you know how when you make a new paragraph the two paragraphs have some empty space between them? I want to add another "Enter" into that space between every single paragraph in the document. I don't want to do it manually by hitting Enter after every paragraph (it's multiple hundreds of pages). Is there a way?

Jackie · Accepted Answer

under the 'Home" tab go to the "Paragraph" section and click on the little symbol in the lower right corner of that box to bring up a pop up box with options for indent and spacing. look at the 'before' and 'after' settings and adjust them however you want

? · Answer

Word has a setting for this. First, triple click in the margin to select all. At the top of the screen, where all your menu and settings buttons are, there should be a button with several horizontal lines (like writing on a page). Clicking on this will open the line spacing settings menu. Turn on the "space after paragraph" setting, and this will add a blank line between each paragraph.

AskJoe · Answer

highlight two rows>right click>text style (I think)
you should see line spacing there

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How to add an additional line after every paragraph in Microsoft Word?

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