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I have a list of contact information in a Word document. I want to replace the words "View full profile" with the words "View full profile" plus 3 enter symbols. Using find and replace, how do I do this. "View full Profile" is the last sentence after each contact. When I copied this info into Word, all the contacts run together with no break. I want to put breaks after "View full profile," so another program can utilize the contacts. Thanks.
I am using Office 2003 with Windows 7
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If you have wildcards turned off search for "View full profile^p^p^p"
If wildcards are turned on, a paragraph mark is ^013
In the Edit>Replace dialog, insert
View full profile
in the Find what control and in the Replace with control, insert
View full profile^p^p^p
I am not sure why you would want the three carriage returns (i.e. two empty paragraphs between each contact. I would think that one ^p should be sufficient.