Cool MS-Word 2016 trick to make you a hero!

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Ever been in a situation where you need to type some random paragraph in MS-Word to learn formatting?

If you can't think of a paragraph instantly, let MS-Word write a paragraph for you! How? Follow along!

1. Open MS-Word, create a New page and on that page, type:

=rand(200,99)

2. And press the Enter key. Boom! You've just written down quite a few hundreds of pages!

MS Office


Notes:
1. If you have a slow computer, it might take a few seconds to load all the text. Don't get impatient or try to close the application.
2. This trick should also work on previous versions of MS-Word.

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