I've built out an example of what I described in my last post. The logic is that I add a GREP Style "Oldstyle" to change all numbers to Proportional Oldstyle. I then apply a second GREP style "NOT Oldstyle" which applies a regular number style to anything it finds in brackets which includes a decimal number, followed by an "x", followed by another decimal number and lastly followed by "in" or "cm". I ran this on your text and it works if I correctly understand what you are trying to achieve Character Style: Oldstyle In the OpenType Features section sets the Figure Style to Proportional Oldstyle Character Style: NOT Oldstyle In the OpenType Features section sets the Figure Style to Tabular Lining Paragraph Style: Body GREP Style #1 Character Style: Oldstyle \d+ - Any digit, one or more times GREP Style #2 Character Style: NOT Oldstyle \(\d+\.\d+x\d+\.\d+(in|cm)\) \( - Opening bracket \d+ - Any digit, one or more times \. - Decimal point \d+ - Any digit, one or more times x - An actual letter "x" \d+ - Any digit, one or more times \. - Decimal point \d+ - Any digit, one or more times (in|cm) - The literal text "in" or "cm" \) - Closing bracket If your text contains spaces, just add these to the GREP Style definition... To find: (3.5×7.5in) \(\d+\.\d+x\d+\.\d+(in|cm)\) To find: (3.5 × 7.5 in) \(\d+\.\d+ x \d+\.\d+ (in|cm)\)
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