That is what i said. There is no way to get what you want.
You can find all instances of ahmet, regardless of it's case, but you can only replace them with "mehmet" lower case (or however you typed it in the "Change to" field.

Consider this example:

the before text in indesign is:

AhMet ahmet aHMet

you are searching for "ahmet" case insensitive. "Ahmet" has 5 characters, and it will be found in the source text 3 times.

you try to replace "ahmet" with "Mahmud", which has 6 characters. Which of the letters form each match should be capitalised?

Vamitul

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To ignore case when using find grep you can specify the (?i) flag. Unfortunately, the change will not respect the original case. Eg:

find: (?i)ahmet

will match Ahmet, ahmet, AhMeT etc.

but
find: (?i)ahmet
change: mehmet

will change everything to lowercase.

tpk1982

Legend

Case sensitive available only in Text search, unfortunately GREP search not allowing this

app.findChangeTextOptions.caseSensitive = true;

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