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I've a whole document with footnotes references in the middle of the text that are wrong, even with the right style at the footnote options panel the references are still wrong. I hope I could find all of them and set the right character style.
In the text all words are like these:
"lalala lalala footnoteword2 lalala lalala"
I need to find just the "2", is there some grep style I can use in order to achieve it? I've tried a few things but I'm still not that good in using grep.
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You don't want a grep sstyle for that, just do it in the Find/Change dialog (Edit > Find/Change). And you don't need grep for this (though you can use it), a normal text search will do it too. In the 'Find what' field of the Text tab, enter ^F, then in the 'Change format' panel set the style you want to apply. Then click the appropriate buttons (Find next, Change all, whichever).
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