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How to globally modify (color) varying strings of text?
Hello,
I have a large Word file with thousands of strings likes this: <%=Node6_b_16b_CompDentalOtherPartB_MaxPlanAmt%> Always enclosed in < and > I need to color the text of all those strings (including the brackets). I can find all instances of those strings using \<*\> but am at a lost in knowing what the regex should be at the “Replace With” field in order to preserve the text. I would greatly appreciate any help |
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Never mind. The answer, I see now, is beyond simple:
Nothing in the "Replace With" field, just the specification of the color I want. Live and learn. . . |
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