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In that case you would do better to insert the characters during the original Find/Replace, rather than after it. For example, after:
Application.ScreenUpdating = False insert: Dim Rng As Range and after: .Borders.Enable = True insert: Code:
Set Rng = .Duplicate With Rng .Collapse wdCollapseStart .Text = ChrW(2588) With .Font .Size = 8 .Color = 49407 .Superscript = True End With End With
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