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willwade
Hi there,
Loads of posts on here of word counts but I can't get any of them to
work for some reason.. think It might be because im running office on a
mac.. (by the way, apologies for this post - it might "help" if my
office "help" worked to show me the VBA help page - It just loops round
between "Visual Basic Editor Reference Help" and "Visual Basic Help"
when you click on a link.. grr.. anyway side issue..)
What I want to do is be a bit of smart arse. My college say that we can
exclude citations from the word count. Citations are always in Brackets
and almost always end in a 4 digit year (Lets just say they always do
for this..) so
asdasda (adasad adsad ads 2004) might be a citation or (adsa 2002)
Now my knowledge of VB goes back to some archaic ASP form from years
ago - and I have no idea of where to start with this.. Any pointers
much appreciated..
thanks - and apologies for the possible double posting - Just cant find
anything that does this job
will
Loads of posts on here of word counts but I can't get any of them to
work for some reason.. think It might be because im running office on a
mac.. (by the way, apologies for this post - it might "help" if my
office "help" worked to show me the VBA help page - It just loops round
between "Visual Basic Editor Reference Help" and "Visual Basic Help"
when you click on a link.. grr.. anyway side issue..)
What I want to do is be a bit of smart arse. My college say that we can
exclude citations from the word count. Citations are always in Brackets
and almost always end in a 4 digit year (Lets just say they always do
for this..) so
asdasda (adasad adsad ads 2004) might be a citation or (adsa 2002)
Now my knowledge of VB goes back to some archaic ASP form from years
ago - and I have no idea of where to start with this.. Any pointers
much appreciated..
thanks - and apologies for the possible double posting - Just cant find
anything that does this job
will