Replacing a phrase with carriage returns

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How can I replace a phrase that contains a carriage return?

Original Format:
NAME
(Title)

Desired Format:
NAME(Title)

I'm sure the advanced replace feature must have a way to accomplish this? Thanks for advice!!!
 
macropod

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Simply use a wildcard Find/Replace with:
Find = (NAME)[^13^l](\()
Replace = \1 \2
Note that, by including a space between \1 and \2 as indicated, you'll get NAME (Title)
 

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