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I'm getting close, but missing the right syntax
I have... Rev1: Rev2: etc. Rev22: I would like to replace with Revelation 1: Revelation 2: etc. Revelation 22: Find what: (Rev)([0-9]{1,2}) Replace with: Revelation \1 \2 |
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Replace with: "Revelation \2"
Without the quotation marks. Make sure you have "Use Wildcards" checked. |
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For example:
Find = (Rev)([0-9]) Replace = \1elation \2 or: Find = Rev([0-9]) Replace = Revelation \1
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Cheers, Paul Edstein [Fmr MS MVP - Word] |
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#4
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Thanks to the both of you. All these suggestions worked great.
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