Syntax
EditFindStyle .Style = text
Remarks
When followed by an EditFind or EditReplace instruction in which .Format is set to 1, specifies the style of the text you want to find. If the specified style does not exist in the active document, or if the capitalization does not match that of the actual style name, an error occurs.
Argument | Explanation | |
.Style | The name of the style you want to find; to remove a style from the specification, use an empty string (""). | |
Examples
This example finds and selects the next paragraph formatted with the Heading 2 style:
EditFindClearFormatting EditFindStyle .Style = "Heading 2" EditFind .Find = "", .Format = 1
The following example finds the next instance of the word "catnip" in a paragraph of any style. Normally, you use EditFindClearFormatting to remove formatting specifications from a search operation. With the instruction EditFindStyle .Style = "", you can remove the style specification without affecting other search formats set previously.
EditFindStyle .Style = "" EditFind .Find = "catnip", .Format = 1
See Also
EditFind, EditFindBorder, EditFindFont, EditFindFrame, EditFindLang, EditFindPara, EditFindTabs, EditReplace, EditReplaceStyle, FormatStyle