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Hi,
For a find/replace macro, is there any character that represents all numbers, so that when I run the macro it finds all number instances and doesn't replace the numbers? I want the numbers to stay the same, but I want to replace parts around the numbers, and it'd be very time-consuming to keep making new copies of code to add each number. e.g. page 1 -> page(non-breaking space)2 page 2 -> page(non-breaking space)3 page 3 -> page(non-breaking space)3 etc. paragraph 1 -> page(non-breaking space)2 But there are lots of different words like that that I want to do it for, so without an all numbers character I'd have to do 10 versions of each macro which would take ages. Also, is there a symbol for all letters? I know there are symbols for all numbers and all letters within the find/replace box (e.g. ^$), but they don't seem to work for find/replace which makes me wonder if this is even possible in word 97. Thanks. Last edited by Charles Kenyon; 11-11-2019 at 05:45 AM. Reason: Removed 'macro' from title |
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