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We need a formula that could, for a certain word, take the specified number of lines under this word and place it in one line. Is it possible?
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@yuliya-drimmer I don’t think a general solution where you specify the number of after-lines is possible.
As you may know, a regex that matches a word and then removes line separators for a specific number of after-lines is possible. Hence, if the range of required after-lines is not too big, a family of regexes that supports the overall need could be made.
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