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Neither Greg's nor my batch process will handle field replacement as you seem to be attempting.
I suspect Paul is not familiar with the add-ins however what is being searched for is a sequence of field structures similar to { IF "TFT<CourtDistrict> Type<Open> Format<Freeform> Condition<CourtDistrict:EQ1> Item<> Column<> Math<> BL<> Offset<> Done<> Ver<03.00> ResetResult<{if:>" <> "x" "{if:" "x" \* MERGEFORMAT }FIRST{ IF "TFT Type<Close>" <> "x" "}" "x" \* MERGEFORMAT } each to be replaced with %, then a sequence of %%%%% (presumably the result of replacing all those fields) to be replaced with another complex field structure. Greg and I are friends of many years standing and have co-developed several processes including this one - our corresponding initials are coincidental.
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