Is there a Grep that will style everything after a certain word?

Hi epheweAll

Just because no one has said it yet:

Whether you go with GREP or nested styles, you will need to create paragraph and character styles.

• For GREP, you go to the GREP part of the paragraph style and put in the code, then assign the character style.
• For nested styles, you say “use this character style until it meets this condition”, then use the paragraph style.

This is over-simplified, and you may know it already, but others may also come across this with a Search. We can explain in greater detail if necessary.

Jane

Another approach, which is just a variation:

.+\KNOW.+

Hi epheweAll ,

that would be a positive look behind for the word:

(?<=\bNOW).+

If you don't like to include the white space after the word:

(?<=\bNOW\s).+

Depending how often the word NOW is used in the paragraph we need a more precise approach.

Regards,
Uwe

A nested style would have a better performance.

if you want to find everything, try this

\bNOW.+

but let us know if you don't want to find just everything after the word NOW