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Hi Rgonzo1971<br />
Thank you for your assist. Above code is working well but I need to retain paragraph style, font forecolor, &amp;&nbsp;bold style as per original document. Is it possible?
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Hi Rgonzo1971
Thank you for your assist. Above code is working well but I need to retain paragraph style, font forecolor, & bold style as per original document. Is it possible?

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I need to retain all styles like paragraph style, list style, etc., &amp;&nbsp;font colors, &amp;&nbsp;bold style as per original document. Is it possible?
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I need to retain all styles like paragraph style, list style, etc., & font colors, & bold style as per original document. Is it possible?

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I need to find url text(with &amp;&nbsp;without hyperlink) using multiple type of RegEx then if it's found import all url text to new word document from current active document. Is it possible in word VBA? Can anyone ​suggest code?<br />
RegEx Types<br />
Type 1: with <a href="https://" rel="ugc nofollow">https://</a><br />
Type 2: without <a href="https://" rel="ugc nofollow">https://</a><br />
Type 3: with www.<br />
Type 4: without www.
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I need to find url text(with & without hyperlink) using multiple type of RegEx then if it's found import all url text to new word document from current active document. Is it possible in word VBA? Can anyone ​suggest code?
RegEx Types
Type 1: with https://
Type 2: without https://
Type 3: with www.
Type 4: without www.

Need to find and move url text to another word document

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