No way I think, once it has started then you don't get control back. Maybe
you could try the Esc key, or Ctrl-Break, but don't hold your breath.

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Bob Phillips

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I often use Replace All to update links for specific sections of
documents. Occasionally I'll make an error in the Replace field and
will have to cancel / escape from the Update Values window for each
replacement until all replacements error out and I can undo. Is there
any way of stopping the Replace All once it's started?