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Old 11-24-2012, 06:29 PM
binar binar is offline Cross References Using Find Replace Windows XP Cross References Using Find Replace Office 2007
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Originally Posted by macropod View Post
Hi Binar,

Insert a cross-reference anywhere in the document. Cut it (eg via Ctr-X) to the Clipboard, then do a Find/Replace where:
Find = Paragraph 5.4.3
Replace = ^c

Macropod,
Thanks a million. Works like a charm. My hat is off to you. It's an ingenious solution that totally eluded me. I thought the REPLACE had to be equal to some kind of FIELD code. Never imagined that a field code value could be grabbed from the clipboard and applied all over a document.

In short, this trick is a tremendous time saver in my situation because I don't only "Paragraph 5.4.3' to change but a bunch of other paragraph number references that repeat all over the manual. I estimate I have at least 1,000 paragraph references to setup. Sure beats using the Cross Reference Dialog box and doing them one by one.

Again, thanks a million. Cheers.
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