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12-15-2023, 12:24 PM
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Hi, RobiNew! "<" and ">" are special chars that denote something different from their literal meanings under WildCard search (that is, they have special meanings, which are the start and end of a word), so, if you want to find them with their literal meaning, not special, use a backslash before each of them: .text = "(\</body\>)" & Chr(13) Some other special chars are *([)])!?#@ 
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