Help needed in creating GREP style

Hari Prasad V S

Tagged: GREP expression, grep styles

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- September 6, 2017 at 8:43 am #97797
  
  Hari Prasad V S
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  Dear Members,
  
  I am looking for help in creating GREP style for the following.
  
  Format will be
  (Author name) et al. (Journal name) (Year of pubishing: page range).
  
  Example:
  1. Haribus AN, et al. Inim Velesequat. 2011;28:3078–3084.
  2. Consed MA, et al. Inim Velesequat. 2012;18:75–79.
  3. Repuda VO, et al. Inim Velesequat. 2012;13:25–27.
  4. Consed MA, et al. Inim Velesequat. 2012;18:75–79
  
  From the above example we have to make “Inim Velesequat” (Journal name will be different in all instances) Italics all the times.
  
  Please help me out how to make this using GREP styles.
- September 6, 2017 at 8:57 am #97798
  
  Michel Allio for FRIdNGE
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  Hi,
  
  If always this configuration, try this:
  
  et\hal\.\h\K.+?(?=\h\d{4})
  
  [to be tested]
  
  (^/)
- September 13, 2017 at 10:46 pm #98077
  
  Graham Park
  Member
  
  How about trying a NESTED STYLE, should work if the text is constant.
  
  NESTED STYLE
  NONE Through 2 FULLSTOPS (If you are using a Number list then 1 Full stop)
  ITALIC up to 1 DIgit
- September 13, 2017 at 11:11 pm #98078
  
  Graham Park
  Member
  
  If the JOURNAL NAME include numbers it will cause a problem,
  If so try this.
  
  NESTED STYLE
  NONE Through 2 FULLSTOPS (If you are using a Number list then 1 Full stop)
  ITALIC Through 1 Sentence
  
  Then GREP
  APPLY STYLE Normal Character Style without the Italic
  TO TEXT \S+$
  
  This will add the style to text from the end of the sentence back to the first space which is right before your numbers
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