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It's not RegEx at all. It's a Word wildcard Find/Replace. Although there are some similarities, they are not the same.
For what you want, try a Word wildcard Find/Replace with: Find = ([!^13]@) ([0-9]{1;2} [jfmasond][a-eéilm-prt-v]{2;8} [0-9]{4}.) (*^13) Replace = \1^t\2^t\3 This assumes the months will all have valid characters. If not, try: Find = ([!^13]@) ([0-9]{1;2} [jfmasond][! ]{2;8} [0-9]{4}.) (*^13) Replace = \1^t\2^t\3
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