Word supports regex in its own unique way!Ī regex is a pattern matching a set of text strings. Read " Regular Expression (Regex)" for the syntax of Regex. To use regex: Ctrl-H (Find/Replace) ⇒ Check "Use wildcards" option under "More". Word supports find/replace with it own variation of regular expressions (regex), which is called wildcards. Result: Enclose (next or all) two-digit percent by - and -.įind/Replace with Regular Expression (Regex) or Wildcards "Find what" meaning: two digits followed by %. You can use these codes in the "Replace with" field: ^? (Any Character) ^# (Any Digit) ^$ (Any Letter).^ nnn (ASCII character in decimal), ^0 nnn (ANSI character).^p (Parallel Mark or Newline)(or ^13) ^l (Manual Line Break)(or ^11 ) ^t (Tab)(or ^9).
These codes can be used in "Find what" and "Replace with" fields: To check these codes: Ctrl-H ⇒ "Replace" tab ⇒ Position your cursor inside the "Find what" or "Replace with" field ⇒ More ⇒ Special ⇒ choose the desire item to generate the ^code. Word allows you to find/replace text patterns using codes in the form of ^code. Similar to "Find", but allow you to search non-text objects such as graphics, headings, fields, equations, and etc.įind/Replace Patterns and Special Characters using Caret Codes ^code "Use wildcards" support regular expression (regex). įind, Replace and Goto and their shortcut keysĬlick "More" to show the "Search Options", such as "Match case", "Find whole words only", "Use wildcards" and etc.
Word Find, Replace and Goto for Texts, Graphics, format and Others References
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