Find uppercase letter groups (acronyms)

[Guest]

I have a doc riddled with acronyms. Is there a way to search for groups of
random capitalized letters so I can check all the acronyms in the doc to make
sure they are defined in the acro list at the end?

 

[Guest]

Hi,

You can try this,

Edit -- > Find

and then give search text as (<[A-Z]@>)

then select Use Wildcards. And then click Find, This will show you group of
upper case letters.

Regards,
Soundar.

 

[Guest]

THANK YOU!!! you are my hero!
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np

Hi,

You can try this,

Edit -- > Find

and then give search text as (<[A-Z]@>)

then select Use Wildcards. And then click Find, This will show you group of
upper case letters.

Regards,
Soundar.

I have a doc riddled with acronyms. Is there a way to search for groups of
random capitalized letters so I can check all the acronyms in the doc to make
sure they are defined in the acro list at the end?

 

[sgteasy]

I couldn't get this to work in Word 2007, can you clarify or expand on the
technique?
Thanks,
Tom

Hi,

You can try this,

Edit -- > Find

and then give search text as (<[A-Z]@>)

then select Use Wildcards. And then click Find, This will show you group of
upper case letters.

Regards,
Soundar.

I have a doc riddled with acronyms. Is there a way to search for groups of
random capitalized letters so I can check all the acronyms in the doc to make
sure they are defined in the acro list at the end?

 

[grammatim]

Ctrl-F
In the Find What? box, type (or copy-paste) the formula shown below
click More
check Use Wildcards
click Find What?

It finds any number of capital letters.

I couldn't get this to work in Word 2007, can you clarify or expand on the
technique?
Thanks,
Tom

Hi,

You can try this,

Edit -- > Find

and then give search text as     (<[A-Z]@>)

then select Use Wildcards. And then click Find, This will show you group of
upper case letters.

"Taylor" wrote:

 

[Graham Mayor]

See http://www.gmayor.com/replace_using_wildcards.htm

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I couldn't get this to work in Word 2007, can you clarify or expand
on the technique?
Thanks,
Tom

Hi,

You can try this,

Edit -- > Find

and then give search text as (<[A-Z]@>)

then select Use Wildcards. And then click Find, This will show you
group of upper case letters.

Regards,
Soundar.

I have a doc riddled with acronyms. Is there a way to search for
groups of random capitalized letters so I can check all the
acronyms in the doc to make sure they are defined in the acro list
at the end? --
nps