Quote Originally Posted by DaveM View Post
OK, Paul, so I think I'm square with your code:

..... use of the character class ([^13^l]) in the .Find function to replace all LineFeeds (^13) and FormFeeds/Page Breaks (^L) with a paragraph mark (pilcrow -
¶)
No, page breaks are not replaced (and it's ^l not ^L). Moreover, it's ^13 that finds paragraph breaks and ^l that finds manual line breaks (aka formfeeds).

And the pilcrow is just a pilcrow - not a paragraph break (though Word uses pilcrow symbols to display paragraph breaks - just as it uses '¤'symbols to display end-of-cell and end-of-row markers).
Quote Originally Posted by DaveM View Post
the end-of-row in a table is a pair of characters (Chr(13)+Chr(7)), represented by '¤'.
The same '¤'symbol is used to display both end-of-cell markers and end-of-row markers. End-of-row markers are typically hidden.