How to find uppercase words at the beginning of paragraph

[Richard Janešík]

Hi, I would like to ask for some help with GREP by which I can find uppercased words in paragraph start. 

There is always more than one character. Probably more than one word. Number of uppercased words is changing. Uppercased words are not ending with some character as .,:;. Words are always on the beginning. Avoid finding uppercased words in the middle of paragraph. There is case that it is point dot . in between those characters, so it should be more than one sentence. 

I need to find this example. And I would like to apply style change by GREP inside paragraph style.

By research I found on Jetsetcom this: \<[\u]{2,}\> or >\<\u\u+\> but I dont know how to connect it to paragraph beginning. 

Thanks in advance. 

[jmlevy]

but I dont know how to connect it to paragraph beginning

add this at the beginning of your query: ^

See screenshot of my French version

[Peter Kahrel]

As jmlevy mentioned, ^ is the beginning of the paragraph. To find multiple capitalised words that could be in two or more sentences, use ^\u\u[\u\h.]+

In other words, two uppre-case letters at the start of the paragraph followed by any number of upper-caseletters, spces (\h) and dots.

P.

[Richard Janešík]

Thanks a lot, this works well good!