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Hello,
I'd like to change the formatting of a large number of... numbers in Word. For instance, I'd like to turn superscript numbers into "normal" numbers inside parentheses (I'm working on in-text citations in a long scientific article). Like this: According to Smith et al.³,... According to Smith et al. (3),... The obvious solution seemed to be to find and replace using the "any digit" function (^#), like this (it's in Portuguese but you'll understand): Sem título.jpg ...but apparently Word doesn't recognize this code in the "replace" field. I thought it would change the formatting around the number while KEEPING the number in the text, but it doesn't work. I couldn't figure any helfpul wildcards either. Do you have any tips on how to make this work? It's such a simple task, I can't believe Word won't do it. ![]() |
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