Typing {{skip}} (and nothing else) in the Replace with: cell will skip the instruction — i.e., the matched text will not be replaced.
This is useful in Merge workflows, where you want to replace the matched text in the documents created from certain rows, but not others.
This can also be used in Find & Replace workflows, where it can be useful when you want to include a placeholder in the Find what: field during your drafting process, but the Replace with: term is still TBD and you want to leave the placeholder in the document as-is for now.
Note: The special text sequences in this article can be found in the Power Ups menu in your turnsheets. You can use power-ups in your Find & Replace Find column, Merge column headings, and in any Text type columns (they won't work in Rich Text columns).
Example
Document:
The series A shares have a nominal value of [nominal value] per share.
Instruction:
Find what: [nominal value]
Replace with: {{skip}}
Note: In a Merge workflow, "Find what:" is your column heading, and "Replace with:" is the row content.
Result:
The series A shares have a nominal value of [nominal value] per share.