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Old 10-22-2012, 07:22 PM
dylansmith dylansmith is offline how to replace a full paragraph with blanks? Windows 7 64bit how to replace a full paragraph with blanks? Office 2010 32bit
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Originally Posted by macropod View Post
For 1, a simple Find/Replace should be able to do it. All you need to do is to input the text to be deleted into the Find dialogue. Just make sure to not delete the one you want to keep.

For 2, a wildcard Find/Replace should be able to handle it, where:
Find = Answer[!^13]{1,}^13

In both cases, leave the Replace box empty.
hi,

the 2nd wildcard format didn't work - it made 0 replacements.

another problem i have is :

e.g.


question A


question B




question C


i want to turn it to :

question A
question B
question C


but using find/replace with ^p in find box, i get :

question Aquestion Bquestion C


what should be the correct function then?
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