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Basic proposition.
We are trying to use keywords to locate relevant essays. Could I have a column which includes the keywords and within that column I could do a search for those rows which possess all the keywords? ie Each essay is allocated keywords by us. Keywords could be: speed, engineering, power etc etc etc Could I then do a search on a column which could include those keywords (in any order)? The resulting search would only show those relevant rows. Hope this makes sense. |
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A spreadsheet seems a strange choice for this. Is there more to the task?
Yes you can search by words in a column, but building and maintaining sets of keywords is quite a challenge. Why not use one of the freebie search tools, like Yahoo desktop search? wrote in message oups.com... Basic proposition. We are trying to use keywords to locate relevant essays. Could I have a column which includes the keywords and within that column I could do a search for those rows which possess all the keywords? ie Each essay is allocated keywords by us. Keywords could be: speed, engineering, power etc etc etc Could I then do a search on a column which could include those keywords (in any order)? The resulting search would only show those relevant rows. Hope this makes sense. |
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Hi!
Use a filter. Select the header of the column. Goto DataFilterAutoFilter From the drop down select Custom From the first drop down on the left select Contains From the drop down on the right enter your keyword. OK Biff wrote in message oups.com... Basic proposition. We are trying to use keywords to locate relevant essays. Could I have a column which includes the keywords and within that column I could do a search for those rows which possess all the keywords? ie Each essay is allocated keywords by us. Keywords could be: speed, engineering, power etc etc etc Could I then do a search on a column which could include those keywords (in any order)? The resulting search would only show those relevant rows. Hope this makes sense. |
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Thats great and I like the Yahoo Search. But unfortunately I would like
to do this as part of an organization, I would be concerned about licensing issues and I think the management would not be happy to have it on our machines. |
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