Do you have a coherent text spread over several files that you now have to join into one? If the contents of each document do not overlap, that is, if none of the files have identical content, you can put it all together in a few steps using a much faster system than copying and pasting each fragment by hand..
Before using this function, you must prepare the files, saving them all in the same folder. Then, you have to name the documents consecutively, so that Word can distinguish the order clearly in the next step. For example, you can give all files the same name, adding different numbers to it. This numerical order will determine how the fragments will be merged in the final document.
Then create a new Word file, open the tab? Insert? and click on the option? Object ?. There, select? Insert text from file ?. In the window that opens, navigate to the appropriate folder and select the files. If you hold down the [Ctrl] key, you can select multiple files at the same time .
Finally, click on? Insert ?. Word will merge all the individual texts into a single document and in the correct order , as long as you have numbered them properly first. Now you will only have to correct some formatting elements (for example, the paragraphs and styles) to have the document ready.
