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Why do you need a macro at all to "change all instances of ALL CAPS to uppercase"? All you need do is choose 'UPPERCASE' from the 'Change Case' dropdown...
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As far as I know there is no way to select the option UPPERCASE in the wildcards. Otherwise, we should change all instances one by one.
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Sub Demo(): ActiveDocument.Range.Case = wdUpperCase: End Sub
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