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Your code does work for WdGreen! The problem is your green font isn't actually the vba WdGreen,
although Word sets it as green. The vba green & the Word green have the same value (11) but are different colors! Check for yourself using RGB codes: the genuine (vba) WdGreen is R=0, G=128, B=0 but your Word green is anything else. It's strange, but the Word's Find-Replace dialogue recognizes the Word's green, set using the Find-Replace Format Font dialogue, but doesn't recognize the vba WdGreen, while the vba / macro code recognizes the vba WdGreen but is blind to the Word Green. To make the macro work for your "green", select any part of the colored text & use msgbox selection.Font.ColorIndex to get the code of your color. Then replace WdGreen in Find with the obtained code. |
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