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That really depends on what types of dashes you're working with. Some of these might superficially look the same:
- − ― – — but they actually consist of a: • hyphen • minus sign • horizontal bar • en-dash • em-dash To cater for all these possibilities you could use a wildcard Find, where: Find = ^t[\-\−\―\–\—]{3}
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