find whole word only using wild card

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Selvakumar

I want to search whole words of hyphenated words. How can i do that? i saw
that whole words only option disabled with me and in my program code also it
doesn't work.

Please help me to find out hyphented whole words only one by one.
 
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Pesach Shelnitz

Hi,

Do the following.
1. Press Ctrl+F to open Find and Replace.
2. In "Find What", type <[! ]-*>
3. Click "More".
4. Select the "Use wildcards" check box.
5. Click "Find Next".

Important: When you are finished using wildcards, clear the "Use wildcards"
check box and perform another search to disable wildcards.
 
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Pesach Shelnitz

Hi,

Sorry, my previous instructions will only find hyphenated words like e-mail,
in which the first part consists of only one letter.

The following steps will do much better.

1. Press Ctrl+F to open Find and Replace.
2. In "Find What", type <[A-Za-z]{1,}-*>
3. Click "More".
4. Select the "Use wildcards" check box.
5. Click "Find Next".

Important: When you are finished using wildcards, clear the "Use wildcards"
check box and perform another search to disable wildcards.

--
Hope this helps,
Pesach Shelnitz
My Web site: http://makeofficework.com


Pesach Shelnitz said:
Hi,

Do the following.
1. Press Ctrl+F to open Find and Replace.
2. In "Find What", type <[! ]-*>
3. Click "More".
4. Select the "Use wildcards" check box.
5. Click "Find Next".

Important: When you are finished using wildcards, clear the "Use wildcards"
check box and perform another search to disable wildcards.

--
Hope this helps,
Pesach Shelnitz
My Web site: http://makeofficework.com


Selvakumar said:
I want to search whole words of hyphenated words. How can i do that? i saw
that whole words only option disabled with me and in my program code also it
doesn't work.

Please help me to find out hyphented whole words only one by one.
 

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