![]() ![]() ![]() The length of the "before" text (MyDoc) and the "after" text (t) is compared and the number of replacements calculated. The text, after the replacement, is assigned to the variable t. The Replace function is then used to replace all the instances of that string within the MyDoc variable. It assigns the selected text to the MyDoc variable (so nothing in the actual document is affected) and then asks you to enter the text string you want to find. Select the text you want analyzed and then run the macro. MsgBox (Len(MyDoc) - Len(t)) / Len(txt) & " occurrences of " & txt Consider the following macro:ĭim MyDoc As String, txt As String, t As String One way you can find this information is to create a macro that will examine a selected range of text to see how many instances it contains. Strange.Ĭommented on: Windows 11 Insider Beta Channel releases you are working in a large document, you may want to know how many times a particular text string occurs within a portion of the document. It appears that Windowskey + C launches a window on the left for microsoft Teams and no new window on the right for C-Pilot. Nacunis: You have to read this one under a microscope. What's the point?Ĭommented on: Starfield will officially be an Xbox Play Anywhere title with cross-save support Sargon: Would rather have it on GOG than PC and Xbox. MS has more & better tweaking in its Sysinternals (now on the AppStore) & DART packages.Ĭommented on: PowerToys 0.72 released: reduced size and new features added Yw71: 'only 785 MB' is still a lot, for a software that offer much less than most Tweaking programs out there.
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