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Hi John.. thanks for the reply.. I am aware of the functionality of MatchCase.. I do not require MatchCase feature. As per my example, I have defined that the all the words irrespective of their cases should be replaced, but the replaced word must have same case as that of the word being replaced in the presentation, i.e. if my presentation have both, Bridge and BRIDGE, they should be replaced with Brg and BRG respectively. Unfortunately, Textrange.replace is replacing both with brg. I hope I have made myself clearer. I request if you have any solution to this problem. Thanks |
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