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Hi,
I have cells containing bold or italic words within the text. I would like to be able to search for the various formatting within the cells, insert tags around the formatted words, and then remove the formatting. The tags look like: <emph render="name of formatting"formatted words</emph Example: Suppose the words "quick brown" were in bold, the text should look like: "The <emph render="bold"quick brown</emph fox jumps over..." Is there an easy way to search for formatting within a cell and identify the formatted words so that the tags can be inserted? Thank -Carl |
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