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MS Office Forum / Word / Programming / August 2006Could I use a Macro in this situation?
I have a 200+ page document I pulled from the Internet. The website used a format of {i} {/i} to italicize sentences. I was hoping to write up something that could automatically find {i} and italicize everything after it until {/i} comes up. Please let me know if a Macro could do this or if there was another alternative. I have some experience with VBA in Access but a KISS solution is preferred. You don't need a macro. Edit>Replace>More User Wildcards. Put: (\{i\})(*)(\{/i\}) in the find what field Put: \2 in the replace with field Press Format>Font>Italic. Replace All > I have a 200+ page document I pulled from the Internet. The website > used a format of {i} {/i} to italicize sentences. I was hoping to write [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > alternative. I have some experience with VBA in Access but a KISS > solution is preferred. Thats... awsome. Did not know that. Thanks! > You don't need a macro. Edit>Replace>More User Wildcards. > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > alternative. I have some experience with VBA in Access but a KISS > > solution is preferred. |
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