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I have this GREP style that bolds text before a colon but I would like to do this without a colon.
I have done this as a paragraph style to apply bold to list of abbreviations.
^[^:]+
When I have replaced the : for a GREP style for tab it doesn't work but I assume I am missing something out here.
If you are inserting your bullets manually, your GREP style would be:
^[•]
-where the "•" is the bullet character you're using. Replace that character with whatever character you want to use as a bullet.
However, the "proper" way to do this doesn't require GREP at all. I suggest you create a paragraph style that defines the bullet list and just apply your character style to the bullets under "Bullets and Numbering."
\tif memory serves) in the GREP code. As Vinny says, though, a nested style would probably be better for your needs here.