Hi all!

I've got a cell within a table, and within those cells are bullets as such:

• In particular to Teachers Bullying (Dec): 122/12/11
• In particular to Staff Physical (Nov): 111/21/23
• Recurring feedback on Staff Physical (Nov): 111/21/23

So what I'd like to do is to underline everything between In particular to and ":"

Im putting the entire cell into a For Each objParagraph In Selection.Range.Paragraphs loop, after which I did calculations to get the Starting & Ending index(Int) to underline per paragraph/bullet(Via Len() function). However I do not know how to manipulate these range or underline where range is between Starting & Ending.

Kindly seeking your assistance :/ sorry for bad english haha


*Sorry I've got no codes to show, my work is within a VPN Environment & extremely difficult to extract as such.

You don't need a macro for that. It can all be done with a wildcard Find/Replace, where:
Find = In particular to [!:]@:
Replace = ^&
with the Replace formatted to apply underlining.

To access the wildcard and formatting Find/Replace options, click on the Find/Replace dialog's 'More' button.

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Paul Edstein
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Sorry!! I see haha, that's how its done, however I'm not very familiar with that :x

Are there examples I may be able to refer to ?

Have you actually tried doing the wildcard Find/Replace? It's not exactly rocket science...

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Paul Edstein
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I've done the codes as your suggestion, seems to work now...

I'm just stuck with the second part about replace :/ i dont really know how to do the replace ... So sorry.
However, thank you so much for the help! (Y) *bumps*

I have given both the Find expression and the Replace expression and I've told you how to use them. It's a bit rich, then, for you to say "i dont really know how to do the replace".

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Paul Edstein
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hahaha, I've done research and managed to solve it. Apologies, I'm really new to this!!