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Old 06-30-2022, 11:35 PM
mrsprings mrsprings is offline Find text, format part of text in italic Windows 10 Find text, format part of text in italic Office 2016
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Default Adapting this for brackets

Thanks for this macro. I've used it for adjusting commas. I'm now trying to adapt it to change brackets from italic to roman, but not having much luck.

For e.g., when the text preceding an opening bracket or following a closing bracket is roman, the brackets should be roman (while the text between brackets remains in italics). So example 1 would need to be changed to example 2.

Example 1: the next time (Wednesday) we all went together.
Example 2: the next time (Wednesday) we all went together.

Any suggestions on how this could be done using a macro would be greatly appreciated.
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