Just:

(UNDERCONTRACT|SOLD)IN\d+DAY(S)?

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I Know Peter and have studied all the scripts he posted on his web site!

https://www.kahrel.plus.com/indesign/dynamic_endnotes.html

No update since may 2015!

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Hi Matt, news? (^/) ;-)

Hi,

I’ve written a script that extracts all the tables of a doc, creates a new doc with the pages number equals to the tables number, inserts each table one per page, resizes the page to table dimensions, saves the new doc … and finally (option) exports all the tables to individual .eps files (in a new folder + incremented numbering), all at the same level as the original doc!

I’ve another script that just moves tables (less high that the page height) to inline text frames.

Of course, not for free!

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Hi, see: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2191815

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Hi, the problem with this question is: What is the first word?

What about: New York, The White House, Water-polo, …

So, I prefer to use a grep style keeping the possibility to manually insert a non-joiner to include this kind of complex word.

^.+~j|[\w-]+

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Hi Eugene! ;-)

Grep style: (\+|–)0\.[5-9]\d*|[1-9]\d*\.\d*

But … [I totally like when there’s a “But …”] [maybe I’m wrong!], if Ana has these data in tables, a better idea is to define a para style with a “Bold” option and insert a grep style to exclude the interval ]-0,5 ; +0,5[:

^(\+|-)?0\.[0-4]\d*|0$

associated to a char style with “Regular” option. The “0” is included! ;-)