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Some of the regular expression gurus might have better suggestions, but you
can use -- Hello[!^013]*world to find all instances of "Hello ... world" within one paragraph. You need 'Use wildcards' checked, and the test is case sensitive. "AH" wrote in message ... Is there a way to find instances of words near other words, or to do Boolean-style searches, within a Word document? For example, I want to find all instances of the word "hello" within 2 words of "world". So, I would find "hello world", "hello happy world", "hello and goodbye world." I tried typing in Hello * World in the Find What... box, but that didn't work. Any ideas? Thanks. |
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