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I ask CoPilot to review the Word document and come up with suggestions, e.g., how to improve language. CoPilot comes up with suggestions. How do I implement those? I assume I'm not supposed to do this manually, but I don't understand how to do it?
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Hi @Fredrik Ljungberg In my opinion, you need to implement the suggestions manually, because for automated operations on Office files, VBA code is generally required.
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To implement suggestions provided by CoPilot for Word in a Word document, you can typically do so by reviewing each suggestion individually and deciding whether to accept or reject it. Word usually offers a feature called "Track Changes" or "Review" mode where you can see suggestions and accept or reject them. This allows you to maintain control over the changes made to your document while incorporating helpful suggestions from CoPilot for Word.
OK, thanks. Sounds like a solution, however not very intuitive (nor effective). Bought CoPilot but keep continue to use other AI solutions as I simply don't find CoPilot very useful.
