Find & Replace Question

Without RegEx, this can still be done in any version of DW that allows you to select multiple lines by holding Ctrl while dragging code (CC2019+)

1. Select your code, using Ctrl/Cmnd+Drag to highligh multiple lines
2. Use the Find in Current Document function (Cmnd/Ctrl+F) not the Find & Replace in Files option (Cmnd/Ctrl+Shift+F)).
It will open a single text field across the bottom of your open document.
3. Click the small arrow to the left of the text field that opened. that will reveal the Replace field
4. Add a hyphen to the top field and a space to the bottom
5. Hit the Replace All button
6. Rinse and repeat for all of your hyphenated blocks of text.

Note: if all of your text blocks are very similar, where only the last two characters are different like your screenshot, you can select the text that is the same across all of them in the first instance, then hit Ctrl+Shift+F3 to select all copies of that text across the entire document, then do the F&R as noted above.

It's a lot slower than RegEx, but without having someone create the search for you, this is probably the fastest option.

You will need a Regular Expression for this. And I'm RegEx challenged.