Reply To: Using GREP to apply style to the end of paragraph

Jeremy Howard

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April 17, 2019 at 9:01 am #116142
Jeremy Howard
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It just occurred to me that the string that I provided is matching and formatting the comma before “Any Town”. A slight tweak to the GREP fixes this:

.+,(?=.+,.+$)\K.+

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