![]() ![]() If more lines (more than 3 lines) are needed in the formula box, please select the last placeholder box, and repeat the above step 3 and 4 to add more lines. Note: Now only three placeholder boxes existing in the formula box. Remove the last placeholder box by right clicking it and selecting Delete Equation from the context menu. Right click the first placeholder box, select Column Alignment > Left from the context menu.ĥ. Select the first placeholder box, click Matrix > 3x1 Empty Matrix. Click Design > Bracket, and then select a single left bracket from the drop-down list. Press the “ Alt” + “ =” keys to insert a formula box, and type the summary words in it. See screenshot:īesides, you can use the formula box to bracket over multiple lines in Word document.ġ. Select the brace shape to display the Drawing Tools, then you can specify the shapes outline, effects and color as you need. Then draw a brace shape to bracket over the lines you need.ģ. Click Insert > Shapes, then select a left or right brace shape from the drop-down list. You can draw a left or right brace to bracket over multiple lines of text in Word document. The replacement text of normal searches).Bracket over multiple lines of text with drawing brace shapeīracket over multiple lines of text with formula box That doesn't work in wildcard searches (and even in ![]() Number to find a character by code (which is useful for finding In normal searches you can use ^u followed by the character Wildcard searches will also not find footnote/endnote marks – Look like paragraph marks but aren't, will be inserted – so beware! If you use ^13 in a replace string, invalid characters, that ![]() Replace strings, but when searching, you must use the ^p does not work in wildcard search strings! It The normal search string for this would be ^p. ![]() You may wish to identify a character string by means of a paragraph Unfortunately, the range of options available from the “Special ” button when you do a wildcard search is more Once you know what the codes are, you can type them straight in Of the list insert special ^ codes, such as ^t for a Of supported special characters that you can use select one and aĬode will be inserted in the box for you. You click in the “Find what ” and “Replace with ”īoxes, and click the “Special ” button, you will see a list Searches but it sometimes has to be used slightly differently from normal, The ^ ( “caret ”) character is not specific to wildcard Round brackets are perhaps the most useful aspect of complex wildcard Note: The placeholders \1, \2 etc., can also be used in the search Replace strings) – will produce Smith John (John) (Smith) replaced by \2 \1 (note the spaces in the search and They must be used in pairs and are addressed by number in the Sequences in a different order during the replace – or to replace only part of The pattern into logical sequences where you wish to re-assemble those Round brackets have no effect on the search pattern, but are used to divide You can define ranges, groups (), repeats does not work). If you do not do this, Word treats the wildcard characters as if they were To do so, bring up the Find dialog, click More and check Use To begin, you must first turn Wildcards on in the Find/Replace dialog. by typing “01?2001.doc ”.īut the wildcard feature in Word goes way beyond that, and can be very You are perhaps alreadyįamiliar with the “ * ” and “ ? ” wildcards fromįile matching: In the File + Open dialog, you can display allįiles with the extension “.doc ” by typing “*.doc ”, or allįiles “01062001.doc ”, “01072001.doc ”, “01122001.doc ”. You can use in some card games to stand in for any card. Wildcards are like the blank pieces in Scrabble, or like the Jokers (to return to top, press Ctrl+Home) Overview Gremlins to be aware of (for advanced users) Finding and replacing characters using wildcardsĪrticle contributed by Graham Mayor, with thanks also toĮxample 1: Transpose first name and surnameĮxample 3: Adding or removing the period in salutationsĮxample 4: Duplicate paragraphs (and rows) ![]()
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