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How to replace 'any digit' with the same text?
I want to do a find and replace which enables me to change the format of a
variety of references, for example, from: 13v34, 34v76, 7v65, 19v4 to: 13:34, 34:76, 7:65, 19:4 I can do a find, using 'any digit', ie, ^#v^#, but how do I then replace all, keeping the digits either side of the v / colon as they are? |
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