I have a lot of documents with the following lines sprinkled through out:
`# Text ^p
Example:
`1 FooBar
They either have a paragraph end of line OR a carriage return char.
I need to remove the '`' character and make the entire line bold.
I can make the lines bold with the following:
Find What:
(`*)^11
Replace with \1^p
Font Bold setting...
However, I would like to delete the `character in the \1 placeholder in the replace with text box in the Microsoft Word Replace dialog box
to get:
1 FooBar
Also using the ^p or ^11 characters a line ender sometimes back fire because sometimes each line is different..
Answer
It sounds to me like you're asking about removing the `
from your replacement.
The reason that the `
appears in your replacement currently is because it's being captured (it's in the parentheses).
(`*)^11
All you have to do to is to take it out of the parentheses.
`(*)^11
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