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Charles Kenyon Charles Kenyon is offline Is it possible to use wild cards or regular expression in autocorrect Windows 10 Is it possible to use wild cards or regular expression in autocorrect Office 2016
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There is no such provision. Each would be a separate AutoCorrect entry.
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