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It seems to me you could not this with nothing more complicated than a wildcard Find/Replace, where:
Find = ^13[0-9]{1,}. Replace = ^pAns.^& Or, if you also want the solid line above 'Ans.', you could first create such a paragraph, then cut it to the clipboard and use: Find/Replace, where: Find = (^13)([0-9]{1,}.) Replace = \1^c\2 Another way - and probably the best if you want the solid line - is to define a paragraph Style for it and use: Find = ^13[0-9]{1,}. Replace = ^pAns.^& then Find = Ans.^13 Replace = ^& where the 'Replace' expression also includes the Style name. None of this requires a macro, though the Find/Replace could be turned into one, and would be much faster on a long document and more reliable in any length document than looping through all the paragraphs.
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