|
| |
As specified, some codes work only if the
Use wildcards option is on or off.
Codes that work in the Find what or Replace with box
To specify:
- Paragraph mark
- Type ^p (doesn’t work in the
Find what box when wildcards are on)
- Tab character
- Type ^t
- ANSI or ASCII characters
- Type ^0nnn, where nnn is the character code
- Em dash
- Type ^+
- En dash
- Type ^=
- Caret character
- Type ^^
- Manual line break
- Type ^l
- Column break
- Type ^n
- Manual page break
- Type ^m (also finds or replaces section
breaks when wildcards are on)
- Nonbreaking space
- Type ^s
- Nonbreaking hyphen
- Type ^~
- Optional hyphen
- Type ^-
Code that works in the Find what box only (when wildcards are on)
- Graphic
- Type ^g
Codes that work in the Find what box only (when wildcards are off)
- Any character
- Type ^?
- Any digit
- Type ^#
- Any letter
- Type ^$
- Footnote mark
- Type ^f
- Endnote mark
- Type ^e
- Field
- Type ^d
- Section break
- Type ^b
- White space
- Type ^w (any combination of regular and
non-breaking spaces, and tab characters)
Codes that work in the Replace with box only
- Windows Clipboard contents
- Type ^c
- Contents of the Find what box
- Type ^&
Notes
- If you include the optional hyphen code, Word finds only
text with optional hyphens in the position you specified. If you omit the
optional hyphen code, Word finds all matching text, including text with
optional hyphens.
- If you're searching for fields, you must display field
codes.
- If you're searching for graphics, Word finds only inline
graphics; Word does not find floating graphics. By default, Word inserts
imported graphics as inline graphics, but you can change a floating graphic
to an inline graphic.
|
