Re: Script to remove hard return before lower case in Word 2011?
Re: Script to remove hard return before lower case in Word 2011?
- Subject: Re: Script to remove hard return before lower case in Word 2011?
- From: Jeremy Roussak <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 31 May 2015 12:57:27 +0100
| If I understand you correctly, you don’t need a script: you can use Word’s wildcard feature. In the find and replace box, check “use wildcards”, then
search for ^11([a-z]) replace with \1
(with or without a space before the backslash in the replace string).
Jeremy
Jeremy Roussak
Hi folks,
I'm after a simple script for Word 2011 that will find all ^p followed by a lower case and replace the ^p with a space leaving the lower case letter in place. All other breaks must be left in place. I'm sure it's simple but I'm a novice and the document is 100,000 pages with lots of hard breaks. (For your enjoyment: it came to be this way because the author didn't like Word's automatic hyphenation in the document so they manually put a carriage return before each hyphenated word. ) Thanks, Chris (mulsubs at gmail)
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