Sandor Juhasz

Probably not if your file format means the controls for subscript are actually tags.  Maybe in the underlying sdlxliff using regex.  Or perhaps in the final target file... depending on the format and capability of the target application.

Hi, is this still the case? There are no tags visible in the source or target segment around the subscript in CO2. Source file is a Word doc. Thanks 

Áine Charlton 

If it is a Word document, you should be able to see the subscript buttons in the Home tag and the tags in target:

Or at least the number 2 formatted as subscript if tags are configured to be hidden:

You can change how tags are shown in File > Options > Editor > Formatting display style:

Another possibility is that the Unicode for # 2 in subscript (i.e., ₂) is being used in both Source and Target.

Áine Charlton 

And if this isn't the case:

Jesús Prieto said:

If it is a Word document, you should be able to see the subscript buttons in the Home tag and the tags in target:

Then the answer is still the same:

 RE: Replace text with subscript 

There isn't a feature to be able to search & replace with tags in the sofware.

Áine Charlton 

And if this isn't the case:

Jesús Prieto said:

If it is a Word document, you should be able to see the subscript buttons in the Home tag and the tags in target:

Then the answer is still the same:

 RE: Replace text with subscript 

There isn't a feature to be able to search & replace with tags in the sofware.