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Yabbadoo

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Hi - I'm a relative novice, and need help.

I need a "dictionary" list of words (without definitions, just a word list,
about 30,000 English words)

Can you point me to a source?

I'd like to create alpha Excel lists (up to 26) which can subsequently be
queried using combination of known and "?" wildcards. Rather than key in an
entire dictionary, thought there must be a word list database somewhere
(Googling hasn't been successful).

If I'm in the wrong place, I apologise. This is probably an Access
application but I'm more comfortable with Excel programming.





tod

Need data
 
Here is a list of words:

http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~rs/strings/dictwords

tod

-----Original Message-----
Hi - I'm a relative novice, and need help.

I need a "dictionary" list of words (without

definitions, just a word list,
about 30,000 English words)

Can you point me to a source?

I'd like to create alpha Excel lists (up to 26) which

can subsequently be
queried using combination of known and "?" wildcards.

Rather than key in an
entire dictionary, thought there must be a word list

database somewhere
(Googling hasn't been successful).

If I'm in the wrong place, I apologise. This is

probably an Access
application but I'm more comfortable with Excel

programming.




.


Yabbadoo

Need data
 
Tod, thanks!!

"Tod" wrote in message
...
Here is a list of words:

http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~rs/strings/dictwords

tod

-----Original Message-----
Hi - I'm a relative novice, and need help.

I need a "dictionary" list of words (without

definitions, just a word list,
about 30,000 English words)

Can you point me to a source?

I'd like to create alpha Excel lists (up to 26) which

can subsequently be
queried using combination of known and "?" wildcards.

Rather than key in an
entire dictionary, thought there must be a word list

database somewhere
(Googling hasn't been successful).

If I'm in the wrong place, I apologise. This is

probably an Access
application but I'm more comfortable with Excel

programming.




.




Tom Ogilvy

Need data
 
http://wordlist.sourceforge.net/

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Yabbadoo" wrote in message
...
Hi - I'm a relative novice, and need help.

I need a "dictionary" list of words (without definitions, just a word

list,
about 30,000 English words)

Can you point me to a source?

I'd like to create alpha Excel lists (up to 26) which can subsequently be
queried using combination of known and "?" wildcards. Rather than key in

an
entire dictionary, thought there must be a word list database somewhere
(Googling hasn't been successful).

If I'm in the wrong place, I apologise. This is probably an Access
application but I'm more comfortable with Excel programming.







Yabbadoo

Need data
 
TOM - good to see you again! Thanks for this - had already (just) found it
myself. Slight drawback - can't find an ENGLISH list - all the data I've
acquired is US English, not helpful as many spellings are incorrect (good
old Webster!).
I'm posting again, same question, but different route ...just realised
dictionary ids already available on my pc!
Sincerely, Len

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
...
http://wordlist.sourceforge.net/

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Yabbadoo" wrote in message
...
Hi - I'm a relative novice, and need help.

I need a "dictionary" list of words (without definitions, just a word

list,
about 30,000 English words)

Can you point me to a source?

I'd like to create alpha Excel lists (up to 26) which can subsequently be
queried using combination of known and "?" wildcards. Rather than key in

an
entire dictionary, thought there must be a word list database somewhere
(Googling hasn't been successful).

If I'm in the wrong place, I apologise. This is probably an Access
application but I'm more comfortable with Excel programming.










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