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01-30-2019, 10:19 PM
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The find/replace section would require "^77" instead of "Chr(77)"
Why are you placing these characters in there before replacing them in the find loop? Surely it would be better to place the[*] in the first place. With Rng .End = .Start + 2 .Text = "[*]" & vbTab End With
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