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Hello. I'm trying to get Word to automatically identify for me (through a
search) words that are 34 characters or higher (NOTE: Each word is separated by a paragraph mark...it's essentially a long list 350 pages long). My search routines thus far have not produced satisfactory results. The searches I have been running include a wildcard search trying the greater than or less than signs and including character signs (?). The trouble here is that Word still picks up characters from the PREVIOUS word and line, so it's not a clean search. I'm trying to get Word to search, line-by-line, whether there are words greater than or equal to 34 characters. The wildcard search also includes and expression option, but I'm unsure about how to write the expression. Any ideas and thanx! |
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