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Old 11-04-2013, 03:43 AM
bertietheblue bertietheblue is offline Is the following too complex for find/replace macro? Windows 7 64bit Is the following too complex for find/replace macro? Office 2003
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Originally Posted by macropod View Post
where 'StrWrds' contains the list of words that must precede the words of interest. Note that you'll need to input the singular and plural forms of each word of interest.
Thanks as always, macropod. I tried this but it doesn't work: I assume it's because I need to allow for initial u/c words that may precede the words of interest rather than must, because I also need the words highlighted if they are not preceded by an initial u/c word (eg 'the Notes').

So highlight only:
The / Each [and other initial u/c words added to list] Note/Notes [not followed by a capital letter]
[any initial l/c word] Note/Notes [not followed by a capital letter]

Is it possible to tweak the code for this to work?
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