Well, FWIW, I can't reproduce your experience. If I insert that character in
a table and outside a table, Word will find both. But if I use that
character as the bullet in an automatic bulleted list, Word will not find
it.

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"MDavison" wrote in message
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The test was originally copied and pasted from a PDF, so they are being
recognized as Symbols. Already did the Find/Replace.
What bothers me is why is the character only being recognized in the text
of
the document, and not within the cells of a table? I think you are missing
the point of my question - I don't have a problem with Symbols and I don't
have a problem with Ctrl+H. I have a problem with Word not recognizing the
request for a specific character when said character exists in a cell.
See??

Thanks,
-Monica




"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message
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I think it might be difficult to find this character even outside a
table.
But are you using it as an automatic bullet, or is it inserted manually?
You
might want to see
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/MacrosVBA/...aceSymbols.htm

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"MDavison" wrote in message
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A dot from the Times New Roman font. Character code 25CF.

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message
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What is the character?

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"MDavison" wrote in message
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I am trying to do a Find/Replace do a symbol character throughout an
entire
document. The character is clearly used in many many lines within
cell
tables, but the Ctrl+H (Find/Replace) is not seeing them and
replacing
them.
Any reason why a table should make a difference?
(Win XP/Office 2003)
-Monica