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Can I set AutoCorrect to work with inserted text (not typed)?
I'm trying to get autocorrect to change ,, (two commas) into one comma whenever it detects them. It will only do this if I am actually typing the commas, not if I insert something that has a comma already attached to it. Here is an example of what I am trying to do:
#existing sentence it is an aged, #macro inserted text , uh, #current results it is an aged,, uh, #desired results it is an aged, uh, Is this something I would need to have a macro for or is there a setting maybe? |
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Hi kyjac,
You don't really need a macro for processing the text - a simple Find/Replace will do: Find = ,, Replace = , And, if you're going to have to do that anyway, there's not much benefit in having the autocorrect entry.
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Yea I hear what you are saying. I'm just trying to make things go as fast as possible as I already have to find/replace a few other things as well. Thanks though.
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If you have multiple Find/Replace operations that need to be executed together, that would certainly be conducive to macro use. The simplest way to create such a macro is to start the macro recorder, input & execute all the Find/Replace operations, then stop the macro recorder. The code that gets produced won't be pretty, but it should be effective.
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