See attached.2.docx

Kindly edit your post so that it describes the problem you want help with - and ensure your attachment contains actual data that is representative of what the before & after conditions should look like.

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Paul Edstein
[Fmr MS MVP - Word]

I agree with macropod. You have not asked a question.
Please edit you post to actually ask us something.

Resouces:

• Replace using wildcards by Graham Mayor, MVP
• Wildcard Cookbook for Microsoft Word: Jack Lyon: 9781434103987: Amazon.com: Books
• Wildcards: Word Wildcard Real-Life Examples | PerfectIt™ | Proofreading Software for Professionals.
• How to Use Wildcards in Word | CustomGuide
• Advanced Find & Replace with wildcards in Microsoft Word - YouTube
• Wild About Wildcards by Bill Coan

This is the results I am looking for.

There is a manual hard break at the end of the dates.
I want 2 empty lines between each dates


*1/20/25


*1/21/25


Hopefully, this makes sense.

That is best handled using space-before/after for paragraph spacing, preferably in the paragraph style.

Can you explain to me how it works?

I assume this is in response to If you right-click on one of these numbers and pick "Paragraph" from the pop-up menu you will get a dialog box with settings for space before and space after.
If you select all of the numbers and right-click you can get the same thing.

This is best handled using a paragraph style so you can have consistent formatting that is easy to change for all things you want formatted the same way in a document.

Resources:

• The Importance of Styles in Microsoft Word
• Basic Concepts of Microsoft Word - from Shauna Kelly

If you are going to be using Word for your writing, both of those are worth reading.

I assumed that you simply want the space there in your printed or displayed document.
If you want lines to type on, the answer would be different.


From the first link I gave you:
2.2 Why you should press Enter only once to end a paragraph