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In my document, there are scattered recurring lines of text, all of which
start with the same format of numbers, and end with a (different) same format of numbers. I'd like "search and replace" to delete all lines of text that start with "XXXXXX 070" and end with "XX:XX" (I have minot familiarity with basic symbols used in "search and replace," and am using them in making a small macro.) |
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