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A useful tip when creating rules is that the more specific a rule is, the higher the likelihood it will be applied. A good practice is to remove any unnecessary “noise” especially from automatically generated rules.
For example, the automatic generated rule here below: ![]()
should become:
“Always replace vbCrLf with `r`n (carriage return + line feed). Never convert it to `n only.”