Well, then, FIND is definitely not your answer [unless they all happen to be the SAME elevation, but duh...]. Sounds hard -- you'd have to extract the number parts and convert them to actual numbers instead of text, to add to/subtract from them, and then convert them back to text again.
Kent Cooper, AIA
"Tim Duzan" wrote...
I've got to raise every piece of mtext that has an elevation up the same difference.
"Kent Cooper, AIA" wrote...
Depends on how you want to use it. Would FIND, with the Replace option, do what you want? It works in both.
Kent Cooper, AIA
"Tim Duzan" wrote...
Does anyone happen to have a lisp that will change the value of numbers, regardless if it's single line text or mtext? I've got one that works only in single line text, but don't want to explode all of my mtext to accomplish this if I don't have to.
TIA,
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Tim Duzan