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Hello! I'm sorry in advance if this is not the right place to post question. I'm having this issue:
I have a client that sends me documents to update, but sometimes they don't use track changes, they instead paint and underline the new text and expect me to not miss a thing. ![]() I already have a way of finding that text with find and replace, but I would love to know if there is a way to change that text automatically using wildcards. My idea would be: 1- Have track changes activated 2- Find any instance of a word, number or symbol that is formatted in a certain way (e.g., blue color and double underline) 3- Replace that text with the exact same text, but have it show with track changes I have tried several ways with wildcards but I'm not that advanced yet and can't seem to hit the right string. I would love any advice!! |
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