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Yes, that can be done, but even that might not be sufficient. Typically, a Find/Replace macro, for instance, needs to be coded so it processes the document backwards. That is typically achieved by changing:
.Forward = True and, if your code uses it .Collapse wdCollapseEnd to: .Forward = False and .Collapse wdCollapseStart respectively.
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