Bulk find replaces text in Word as a specific picture

When using Word, we may have encountered a special problem of finding replacements, which is to replace some text in batches into pictures. So this is not going to be done? Word's find-and-replace functionality is actually very powerful, and in addition to entity substitution, the regular expression input is also in place. Let's take a look at how to replace text in batches into pictures

First, open the Word document you want to modify, copy the picture to the Clipboard (click CTRL + C) as shown below.

Open a Word document

Second, then open the Find Replacement dialog box (shortcut key Ctrl+h), enter the text to be replaced in the Find what box, and enter ^C in the Replace with box. As shown in the following figure, click Replace All.

Replace text with a picture

Note: You must enter a half-width character, hold down SHIFT, and press the number 6 on the horizontal, and the letter C should be lowercase.

The effect after the replacement

Principle Note: "^c" means that the instruction system to the contents of the Clipboard, replace the contents of the Find what box. By this principle, "^c" can also replace any visual content, including a carriage return, that can be copied to the Clipboard, or even an Excel table.