Getting rid of trailing period in each line of a list

[Elise]

I have a list of 1500 email addresses that I have copied into a blank
Word document. Each address has a period at the end, which obviously
shouldn't be there. Is there a way to tell Word (through a macro or
find or something) to get rid of that period (and not the one(s) that
belong in an email address)?

I have tried recording a macro, which I got to work, but I have to run
it for each line (I'm not very well-versed in macros).

Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you!
--Elise

 

[Graham Mayor]

Are the e-mail addresses one per line? If so use Replace (CTRL+H) to replace
..^p
with
^p
If not, how are they arranged?

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP


<>>< ><<> ><<> <>>< ><<> <>>< <>><<>

 

[Elise]

That's perfect - it worked! I was trying varieties of those other
codes, for some reason I didn't think to use the paragraph mark one (I
guess I had a mental block with the word "paragraph").

Thanks so much!

 

[grammatim]

If they're not in separate paragraphs, then hopefully there's at least
one space after each one, and you can do the same kind of Find/Replace
by typing a space instead of the ^p in the Find and Replace boxes.