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oli
Hello !
How can I delete all (THOUSANDS) the index entries {XE...} in a word
document ?
tHX.
How can I delete all (THOUSANDS) the index entries {XE...} in a word
document ?
tHX.
Graham Mayor said:With the XE fields displayed, use the replace function to replace
^d XE
with nothing.
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oli said:Hello !
How can I delete all (THOUSANDS) the index entries {XE...} in a word
document ?
tHX.
Jay Freedman said:In the Edit > Replace dialog, type
^19 XE
in the Find What box (note the space between the 9 and the X). Leave the
Replace With box blank, and click the Replace All button.
Graham Mayor said:With the XE fields displayed, use the replace function to replace
^d XE
with nothing.
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Graham Mayor said:Either should work with XE fields automatically inserted, however if you
have hand inserted the fields and there is no space between the bracket and
XE eg
{XE etc
Then you would have to remove the space from the search string thus ^dXE
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Graham Mayor said:With the XE fields displayed, use the replace function to replace
^d XE
with nothing.
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Graham Mayor - Word MVP
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Brenda said:How do you use the replace function?
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