[Brian Clarke[_2_]]

Notice that in the extract I have quoted below there is no space after
the ")". For presentational purposes, I need to insert a space, but I am
working with large amounts of text, and I would like to use Search &
Replace.

I can't see how to do this. I need to replace ")" followed by any
non-space character with ")", then a space, then the same non-space
character. Is there any way of doing that?

I use Word 2003 and 2000, both on XP.


(1)companies which were dormant at the inception of the 2004 regime;

(2)most small enterprises; and

(3)most medium-sized enterprises, with reservation.

[Jan Groshan]

Did you try end paren space in the replace box ?



"Brian Clarke" wrote in message
...
Notice that in the extract I have quoted below there is no space after the
")". For presentational purposes, I need to insert a space, but I am
working with large amounts of text, and I would like to use Search &
Replace.

I can't see how to do this. I need to replace ")" followed by any
non-space character with ")", then a space, then the same non-space
character. Is there any way of doing that?

I use Word 2003 and 2000, both on XP.


(1)companies which were dormant at the inception of the 2004 regime;

(2)most small enterprises; and

(3)most medium-sized enterprises, with reservation.

[Graham Mayor]

With the wildcard option set replace
(\([0-9]{1,}\))
with
\1space
where space is a press of the spacebar

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org



Brian Clarke wrote:
Notice that in the extract I have quoted below there is no space after
the ")". For presentational purposes, I need to insert a space, but I
am working with large amounts of text, and I would like to use Search
& Replace.

I can't see how to do this. I need to replace ")" followed by any
non-space character with ")", then a space, then the same non-space
character. Is there any way of doing that?

I use Word 2003 and 2000, both on XP.


(1)companies which were dormant at the inception of the 2004 regime;

(2)most small enterprises; and

(3)most medium-sized enterprises, with reservation.

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

For just these numbered items, could you use a different approach? Try this:

Find what: (^#)

Replace with: ^&space

where space represents a space character. If this results in two spaces
after some parentheses, you can always make another run and replace two
spaces with one.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org

"Brian Clarke" wrote in message
...
Notice that in the extract I have quoted below there is no space after the
")". For presentational purposes, I need to insert a space, but I am
working with large amounts of text, and I would like to use Search &
Replace.

I can't see how to do this. I need to replace ")" followed by any
non-space character with ")", then a space, then the same non-space
character. Is there any way of doing that?

I use Word 2003 and 2000, both on XP.


(1)companies which were dormant at the inception of the 2004 regime;

(2)most small enterprises; and

(3)most medium-sized enterprises, with reservation.