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Old 03-01-2015, 09:49 AM   #5
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Write a custom function that parses the Find content, and determines which replacement to use?
Actually, I did investigate seeing if I could do that by copying and cookbooking some examples.

Problem I came up with was the 'Find' is different for the 8 or 9 Saved Searches I typically use:


Find: <p class="bold">(.*?)</p> Replace: <p><b>\1</b></p>
Find: <p class="italic">(.*?)</p> Replace: <p><i>\1</i></p>
Find: <span class="bold">(.*?)</span> Replace: <b>\1</b>


Maybe a 'Super Saved Search' is the wrong term / concept ???? Maybe something like a PI or a macro capability that could give a group of Saved Searches a name and run then all at once.

Until then, the multi-select seems to be the best way to go
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