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Is there a way to do a Find all occurrences of a string (e.g. "xxx") and Replace each of them with a right-justified dot tab?
Ex: January 1, 2023xxxNew Years' Day becomes January 1, 2023.........................New Years Day I can Find xxx and Replace with ^t but this results in a standard tab characters, and not dot tabs. I suspect this will require some vba code, but am unfamiliar with vba in Word. Thanks. |
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