What you're looking for is a wildcard search
(
http://www.gmayor.com/replace_using_wildcards.htm). The important
point is to click the More button in the dialog and click "Use
wildcards" to change the search mode.
In this case, your search expression could be
BY [A-Z ]{1,},
to find text that starts with BY and contains only upper case letters
and spaces (notice the space between the Z and the bracket) and ends
with a comma. If you don't care what characters come between BY and
the comma, including other punctuation, numbers, and lower case
letters, as long as they're in the same paragraph, then the search
expression could be
BY [!^13]{1,},
Hello from Steved
In this context in each paragraph has only one "BY" and always has a ",".
So the answer to your question Suzanne is as above.
The below is from 2 paragrahs I can now see the confusion.
examples below is 2 paragraphs off several.
BY TIMING,
BY MEANING TO SEND,
--
Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP
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