Option To AutoFormat Query Syntax in SSMS 2005 or 2008?

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In TOAD (for SQL or Oracle), there is a simple AUTOFORMAT button that will nicely format your query - I couldn't find that option in SSMS 2005, but was advised by a co-worker that it was available in SSMS 2008. I am unable to locate the option there either.

This is VERY helpful when pasting a query from another source.

Thanks for any assistance.

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