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I have a column that contains a sentence in each cell. I want to look for an
exact word in each sentence in the entire column. How can I do this in a macro? Example: Two cells contain: A1: She is walking the dog A2: It is a he I want to find only the cells containing "he" which means I should not get A1 back even though "he" is found within the words "she" and "the." I can't find any discussions exactly like this anywhere. |
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