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Find and Replace all words that have a certain value in them, not just the value itself.
I want to be able to do a find/replace on all words that have "moogoo"
as part of the word. For example, if it finds "Franklinmoogoo" I want it to replace the entire word with nothing. Currently I can only replace moogoo with nothing, leaving me with Franklin, which I don't want. I've tried using the wild card and finding "*moogoo" but for some reason that finds the entire string of characters, including spaces, before "moogoo." So, if my sentence said, "Hi my name is Franklinmoogoo." It would highlight the entire sentence to replace. I just want Word to highlight Franklinmoogoo and replace that. Any ideas? Gracias, Sean |
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