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I never noticed that little do-hicky button next to the &quot;Find what:&quot; text box before!<br />
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Hum!
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Well done, and the provided URL link was perfect.
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I am using &quot;Find in Files&quot; and I was wondering if there is a way to do the following<br />
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&quot;Find every instance of &quot;207&quot; that is &nbsp;within 10 characters of &quot;96&quot;<br />
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So this would match:<br />
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background: rgb(207, 92, 96);<br />
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would match
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I am using "Find in Files" and I was wondering if there is a way to do the following

"Find every instance of "207" that is  within 10 characters of "96"

So this would match:

background: rgb(207, 92, 96);

would match

Visual Studio - Find in Files

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