We are so impressed! Your coolness score just went up by a fairly massive amount! I guess there's a way to do this with macros, but this was good enough for me.You're using. However, you'll get a skewed indentation. If you are using Python (or if you want to keep your white spaces) then instead of deleting the tabs (or spaces), you can replace them with a placeholder character you don't use in the rest of the code, say £ and replace them back in one pass when you are done. Rinse and repeat until you get a nice indentation. click Replace All, the paragraph style will be applied but the tabs/spaces will NOT be removed.set a left indentation of 3 * the indentation width you want (e.g.if you don't see the Search options group, click More.leave the Replace bar empty, but click on it.open the find and replace window, input 3 tabs (or 12 spaces) in the Find bar.
But the steps are a little different.įirst decide how wide a single indentation should be (e.g. If you are using Microsoft Word, then there's no "find all", but there is a way to apply paragraph styles directly from the search and replace menu. park or close the search and replace window, click 1 time on the "Increase indent" button.open the search and replace window, input 1 tabs (or 4 spaces), and click "Find All".park or close the search and replace window, click 2 times on the "Increase indent" button.open the search and replace window, input 2 tabs (or 8 spaces), and click "Find All".park or close the search and replace window, click 3 times on the "Increase indent" button (or set the left indentation in the paragraph style menu).now all groups of 3 tabs are selected, and you are working on all the lines with maximum indentation.
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