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Replace a constant with an incrementing number
Is there a way in Word to replace a constant with a self incrementing number?
For example, I have a 500+ page Word document, it has a fixed phrase XYZ repeated many, many times in the document. I need to replace XYZ with a self incrementing number where I can specify what the starting number would be; first occurance of XYZ becomes 101000, second occurance of XYZ becomes 101001 etc. Can I use 'Find and Replace' for what I need to do? Or do I have to get into Macros? |
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