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That's not VBA code. As indicated in the 2014 post (https://www.msofficeforums.com/word-...html#post61045) it's a wildcard Find/Replace expression. Even then, I clearly said there were limitations on what such an expression could achieve. The macro in post #5 is far more sophisticated, employing not only a (different) wildcard Find but also logic to ensure the 'and' only gets inserted after the last Proper name in a series.
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Thanks macropod, I can make that code work!
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