InDesign: Using GREP Features to Find, Change, Revise Text

[@Invertabrates]

I don't know why no one commented on this earlier. Great tutorial! /Thank You({1000})

[@chitahunteronyt]

Thank you Shawn, Much appreciated.

[@momi63]

Hi Chita, may a suggest you; next time you have multiple digits, you can use \d+ instead of trying to figure out a mathematical equation. Cheers!

[@chitahunteronyt]

Thanks for the suggestion, but may I add that "figuring out a mathematical equation" is the best way to learn. As I showed in the video, knowing which shortcuts to use comes after the initial "figuring out."

[@JenFosterDesign]

Thank you so much! Saved me hours of dull work 👍

[@chitahunteronyt]

Great. Thank you, Jen!

[@mtm7031]

Awesome thank you very much

[@chitahunteronyt]

MTM, You're welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@emilspasov]

LOVE!!!

[@chitahunteronyt]

Thank you. Appreciate you watching.

[@silvertoadzzz]

yes, this was very good and clear; thanks.

[@chitahunteronyt]

Yw.

[@Rocadamis]

You probably know this already, since it was made 9 years ago, but the hyphen should never be used between two dates. Rather it should be a en dash to represent the word "to". Hyphens represent negatives, compound word/phrases, or hyphenated words. Also, the one inside your body text should be an em dash.

[@chitahunteronyt]

Good information to know. Thank you for visiting. Be well.

[@Icextend]

Saved my day

[@chitahunteronyt]

COOL! David, Happy to be of help. The robust features of GREP in InDesign are truly amazing. Take look at my "InDesign Styles: Some Awesome Things You Can Do With Them". It shows the great uses of "GREP Styles". Here's the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3Syi4GHqc5jidU

[@dpgedward5947]

brill

[@chitahunteronyt]

Thank you, appreciate you watching.

[@skip7145]

Easier to change (space-dash-space) to jus dash

[@chitahunteronyt]

Skip Piece, Thanks for taking the time to watch the video. There's a lot said about designing a functionality the way your client wants it to work.