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Thank you very much. This is the first time I've ever really worked with GREP. I was a Quark guy for a bazillion years and did most of my work on files inside of Word, then exported xtg files from there. This is all a whole new world for me. I must say, I'm sure there's a logic behind GREP, but I sure don't have my head around it yet.
Thanks again!
Okay, I figured it out. Altering it to this works:
(?<=[,” |, |: ])d+
The brackets did the trick. Thanks for the help!
Thanks, all. This gets close. There's one more possibility that I didn't include in the sample:
“Agenda,” 180–1
So, I altered the grep above just a bit:
(?<=,” |, |: )d+
Unfortunately, that works on the Agenda sample, but it suddenly leaves out the first digit of any other number. Now I'm really confused. Not that I wasn't before. BTW, I'm testing these using the GREP styles section of the paragraph style, if that makes any difference.
(Is there a reason the first item has a colon and all others have not?)
Yes. I'm trying to account for all of the types of indexes I might see from this press, not just this one project.
Thanks!
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