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Mustang 15 I've been writing code that finds and replaces words to make it italic. However, I can't figure out how to use arrays for efficiency. Currently, my code is what I've been copying and pasting with loops: Sub ItalicsText()
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Tenfour04 I'm making a recording and the style guide is that I start each paragraph with the speaker's name in italics followed by a colon and jump to 1.5 inches and their speech is italicized. I'm using a corporate template that has been set up with a 1.5" ha
Tenfour04 I'm making a recording and the style guide is that I start each paragraph with the speaker's name in italics followed by a colon and jump to 1.5 inches and their speech is italicized. I'm using a corporate template that has been set up with a 1.5" ha
mine I'm basically trying to extract Section references from a longer document. The following code does a good job: example1 = 'Sections 21(1), 54(2), 78(1) of Harry Potter'
res = re.search(r'Sections?\W+(\w+)(\(\w+\))?(, (\w+)(\(\w+\))?)*', example1)
res.grou
username Suppose I have a file with phrases separated .txtby newlines ( \n) I split them into phrase lists ["Rabbit eats banana", "Fox eats apple", "bear eats sanwich", "Tiger sleeps"]
what do I need to do: I need to do list of word objects, each word should
mine I'm basically trying to extract Section references from a longer document. The following code does a good job: example1 = 'Sections 21(1), 54(2), 78(1) of Harry Potter'
res = re.search(r'Sections?\W+(\w+)(\(\w+\))?(, (\w+)(\(\w+\))?)*', example1)
res.grou
mine I'm basically trying to extract Section references from a longer document. The following code does a good job: example1 = 'Sections 21(1), 54(2), 78(1) of Harry Potter'
res = re.search(r'Sections?\W+(\w+)(\(\w+\))?(, (\w+)(\(\w+\))?)*', example1)
res.grou
mine I'm basically trying to extract Section references from a longer document. The following code does a good job: example1 = 'Sections 21(1), 54(2), 78(1) of Harry Potter'
res = re.search(r'Sections?\W+(\w+)(\(\w+\))?(, (\w+)(\(\w+\))?)*', example1)
res.grou
mine I'm basically trying to extract Section references from a longer document. The following code does a good job: example1 = 'Sections 21(1), 54(2), 78(1) of Harry Potter'
res = re.search(r'Sections?\W+(\w+)(\(\w+\))?(, (\w+)(\(\w+\))?)*', example1)
res.grou
mine I'm basically trying to extract Section references from a longer document. The following code does a good job: example1 = 'Sections 21(1), 54(2), 78(1) of Harry Potter'
res = re.search(r'Sections?\W+(\w+)(\(\w+\))?(, (\w+)(\(\w+\))?)*', example1)
res.grou
mine I'm basically trying to extract Section references from a longer document. The following code does a good job: example1 = 'Sections 21(1), 54(2), 78(1) of Harry Potter'
res = re.search(r'Sections?\W+(\w+)(\(\w+\))?(, (\w+)(\(\w+\))?)*', example1)
res.grou
mine I'm basically trying to extract Section references from a longer document. The following code does a good job: example1 = 'Sections 21(1), 54(2), 78(1) of Harry Potter'
res = re.search(r'Sections?\W+(\w+)(\(\w+\))?(, (\w+)(\(\w+\))?)*', example1)
res.grou
username Suppose I have a file with phrases separated .txtby newlines ( \n) I split them into phrase lists ["Rabbit eats banana", "Fox eats apple", "bear eats sanwich", "Tiger sleeps"]
what do I need to do: I need to do list of word objects, each word should
mine I'm basically trying to extract Section references from a longer document. The following code does a good job: example1 = 'Sections 21(1), 54(2), 78(1) of Harry Potter'
res = re.search(r'Sections?\W+(\w+)(\(\w+\))?(, (\w+)(\(\w+\))?)*', example1)
res.grou
mine I'm basically trying to extract Section references from a longer document. The following code does a good job: example1 = 'Sections 21(1), 54(2), 78(1) of Harry Potter'
res = re.search(r'Sections?\W+(\w+)(\(\w+\))?(, (\w+)(\(\w+\))?)*', example1)
res.grou
mine I'm basically trying to extract Section references from a longer document. The following code does a good job: example1 = 'Sections 21(1), 54(2), 78(1) of Harry Potter'
res = re.search(r'Sections?\W+(\w+)(\(\w+\))?(, (\w+)(\(\w+\))?)*', example1)
res.grou
mine I'm basically trying to extract Section references from a longer document. The following code does a good job: example1 = 'Sections 21(1), 54(2), 78(1) of Harry Potter'
res = re.search(r'Sections?\W+(\w+)(\(\w+\))?(, (\w+)(\(\w+\))?)*', example1)
res.grou
mine I'm basically trying to extract Section references from a longer document. The following code does a good job: example1 = 'Sections 21(1), 54(2), 78(1) of Harry Potter'
res = re.search(r'Sections?\W+(\w+)(\(\w+\))?(, (\w+)(\(\w+\))?)*', example1)
res.grou
mine I'm basically trying to extract Section references from a longer document. The following code does a good job: example1 = 'Sections 21(1), 54(2), 78(1) of Harry Potter'
res = re.search(r'Sections?\W+(\w+)(\(\w+\))?(, (\w+)(\(\w+\))?)*', example1)
res.grou
mine I'm basically trying to extract Section references from a longer document. The following code does a good job: example1 = 'Sections 21(1), 54(2), 78(1) of Harry Potter'
res = re.search(r'Sections?\W+(\w+)(\(\w+\))?(, (\w+)(\(\w+\))?)*', example1)
res.grou
mine I'm basically trying to extract Section references from a longer document. The following code does a good job: example1 = 'Sections 21(1), 54(2), 78(1) of Harry Potter'
res = re.search(r'Sections?\W+(\w+)(\(\w+\))?(, (\w+)(\(\w+\))?)*', example1)
res.grou
Vince Here is my code: jQuery('.n2-ss-item-content').each(function(){
var me = jQuery(this);
me.html(me.html().replace(/^(\w+)/, '<i>$1</i>'));
});
The HTML output appears as follows: <i>Majesty</i> Purple | 24” w x 20” h | SOLD
Suppose it should be
stacker The Atom editor italicizes the word REVIEW in blue. Why? My text format is selected as "Plain Text". There should not be any syntax format. How to disable this feature? It only happens when the letters are all capital letters like this REVIEW. Is this
Vince Here is my code: jQuery('.n2-ss-item-content').each(function(){
var me = jQuery(this);
me.html(me.html().replace(/^(\w+)/, '<i>$1</i>'));
});
The HTML output appears as follows: <i>Majesty</i> Purple | 24” w x 20” h | SOLD
Suppose it should be
Vince Here is my code: jQuery('.n2-ss-item-content').each(function(){
var me = jQuery(this);
me.html(me.html().replace(/^(\w+)/, '<i>$1</i>'));
});
The HTML output appears as follows: <i>Majesty</i> Purple | 24” w x 20” h | SOLD
Suppose it should be
stacker The Atom editor italicizes the word REVIEW in blue. Why? My text format is selected as "Plain Text". There should not be any syntax format. How to disable this feature? It only happens when the letters are all capital letters like this REVIEW. Is this
stacker The Atom editor italicizes the word REVIEW in blue. Why? My text format is selected as "Plain Text". There should not be any syntax format. How to disable this feature? It only happens when the letters are all capital letters like this REVIEW. Is this
stacker The Atom editor italicizes the word REVIEW in blue. Why? My text format is selected as "Plain Text". There should not be any syntax format. How to disable this feature? It only happens when the letters are all capital letters like this REVIEW. Is this
stacker The Atom editor italicizes the word REVIEW in blue. Why? My text format is selected as "Plain Text". There should not be any syntax format. How to disable this feature? It only happens when the letters are all capital letters like this REVIEW. Is this