A student specifies pages incorrectly as p1 or p100 when in APA style it should be "p. 1" or "p. 100"
https://blog.apastyle.org/apastyle/2015/03/when-and-how-to-include-page-numbers-in-apa-style-citations.html
So I used
Find what: p([0-9]) in English, p followed immediately by a numeral in group (1)
Replace with: p. \1
The find works e.g. on p100 and finds the "p1" but when I replace the grouping is ignored and the result is
"p1. 00" not "p. 100" as I would like.
I also tried putting the p in its own group
Find what: (p)([0-9])
Replace with: p. \2
and
Replace with: \1. \2
but bothy of these likewise result in
"p1. 00" not "p. 100" as I would like.
There are a lot of these so I would be grateful of a solution.
