I've got a tricky question, but maybe someone is master of tables and knows how to deal with this:
i'm workin on a tram schedule and have got to import lots of ecel tables. the format of the timecode, which is correctly included in
excel has to be HH:MM. By importing the files indesign kills the forestanding 0 for all single-digit timecodes. so it transforms 07:40 to 7:40,
which i can't use. so my question: is there any way to import the timecodes in the right format or otherwise any way to add the missing 0
afterwards for round about 2000 cells? hope anybody has an idea.
best regards – tobias
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^ is the position marker for the start of a paragraph, \d means any digit, and the : is just a colon. The expression means find any single digit followed by a colon when they are the first thing in a paragraph.
Perhaps there's a tab in ther for alignment? Or maybe your search scope is incorrect, or maybe, like I often do, you forgot to change from the text tab to the GREP tab and you're seraching for a literal ^\d: string, which really doesn't appear anywhere. ![]()
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