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Change characters outside a wildcard while keeping wildcard results
What I want to do:
Find a comma in front of a number ",1" and change it to a period ".1" How I'm currently doing it Code:
With Selection.Find .Text = ",1" .Replacement.Text = ".1" ... I'd like to condense this maybe using something like Code:
.Text = ",[0-9]" Please help! |
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Try:
.Text = ,([0-9]) .Replacement.Text = .\1 .MatchWildcards = True
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Thank you, that worked. I was just missing paranthesis and the wildcard true statement.
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