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ich glaube, ein Leben ohne Word und mit LibreOffice wäre schöner und leichter 
Quelle: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62365716/capture-groups-in-ms-word-regex
turns out man kann auch nach Unicode-Codepoints suchen (`^u8221`) z.B. Verwendet wird dabei natürlich nicht wie exakt überall ander der Hexadezimalwert, sondern der Dezimalwert ... 
@awinkler The image is a screenshot of a guide on using regular expressions in Microsoft Word. It is divided into two main sections: instructions and a detailed explanation of the regular expression.
The top section provides step-by-step instructions on how to use the "Search and Replace" feature in Word. It includes the following steps:
- Press "Ctrl + H" to open the "Search and Replace" dialog box.
- Check the "More" and "Use Wildcards" options.
The bottom section details the regular expression used for the search:
- The expression is
^13(n=[0-9,]{1,}). - It explains each part of the expression:
^13- Matches a newline.- `( - Opens capture group 1.
n=- Matches "n=" literally.[0-9,]{1,}- Matches a digit or comma at least once.)- Closes capture group 1.
The replacement text is ^s\1, which means a space followed by the captured group 1.
The guide is written in English, with a note that the user is in Dutch, so there might be small translation errors.
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