Originally posted by: SickBeast
Tell it to Bill Gates and he'll have an excuse to release a new version of MS Office.
I don't think what you're trying to do is possible, at least not in Word directly. It sounds like something that database software might be able to deal with.
Originally posted by: HN
Edit-->Find-->check the box for "Highlight all items found in:" (i'm guessing you want "Main Document")-->Find All
This will find and highlight all instances of your string. Now just copy and paste to wherever.
Originally posted by: edprush
Originally posted by: HN
Edit-->Find-->check the box for "Highlight all items found in:" (i'm guessing you want "Main Document")-->Find All
This will find and highlight all instances of your string. Now just copy and paste to wherever.
That's very close but I want to define specific strings of text, such as 'text, with out spaces, that contain at least 4 characters and one of the characters has to be a "g". '