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Old 05-12-2019, 03:57 AM
Paul Cardin Paul Cardin is offline Using wildcards to highlight certain text Windows 10 Using wildcards to highlight certain text Office 2016
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Quote:
Originally Posted by macropod View Post
That is NOT what you described in post #1, which was:

Your [inaudible 23:45] lacks the square brackets around the time!

Try a wildcard Find/Replace like:
Find =\[<*> [0-9]@:[0-9]@\]
Replace = ^&
Just discovered, when I press Find Next, it highlights in grey perfectly the limits of each example including all varied texts, as follows:

[inaudible 04:22]

[in England 05:34]

[inaudible 06:07]

[voices overlap 07:21]

...and so on.
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