Dear fellow members,



I am trying to add a comma at the end of each keyword/phrase, so that I can use them more easily using find replace.

For example:

recommended cat treats
temptations hairball cat treats
toro toro cat treats
cat liquid snack vitakraft

Turn it to:

recommended cat treats,
temptations hairball cat treats,
toro toro cat treats,
cat liquid snack vitakraft,

How can I do it?

Thank you in advance.

Kind Regards,
VK

I don't think the comma will make any difference.

It will, I want it like that. It will make it easier to use as tags

Oh! So Find Replace uses Tags does it? I didn't know that. Sorry can't help.

Use find and replace
Find "^p"
Replace with ",^p"

If this doesn't work then you need to post a sample document so we can see what is at the end of each line

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Andrew Lockton
Chrysalis Design, Melbourne Australia

Unfortunately it didn't work.

I am attaching two docs:

sample before and sample after to show how it looks before and how after.

Maybe it's easier to do in text file I don't know.

Thanks in advance.

Regards,
VK

Attached Files

	sample before.docx (13.4 KB, 9 views)
	sample after.docx (13.5 KB, 8 views)

It will work as expected if you associate the Replace With string with a right-alignment format for the replaced paragraphs.

how do I do this?

Have a look at Word Find and Replace Formatting | CustomGuide