See
http://www.gmayor.com/replace_using_wildcards.htm for general
help.
In your specific case, note that the parentheses () are special search
characters; if you want to find parentheses, you need a backslash
before each one. Also, you need to include the space character within
the square brackets to match the spaces between the numbers. Because
you left out a comma in the {1} expression, it's looking for only one
character, not the whole sequence. You don't want the angle brackets
<> because what you're searching for is not the beginning or end of a
word. Finally, if you want to include the C in the bolding, you need
to include it in the search term.
Given all that, try the search term
C\([0-9 ]{1,}\)
You don't need anything in the Replace With box; just put the cursor
there and press Ctrl+B.
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Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP
Hello from Steved
C( 0 0 0)
Using the Above I am using <([0-9]{1})> but I am finding it difficult to
highlite the above. Iwant to highlight the above and make it bold.
Please help
Thankyou.
