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Hi,
I want to automate a process in which Iam looking out for a theme in an article which is placed in a single cell A1. (The article may have more than 200 words). For eg. the actual message in an article may have "Patients with Aortic Stenosis benefit from lipid-lowering therapy with Vytorin". The problem is, the words may not be in the same order or having the same spellings or synonyms. But the message in the article will say that. Kindly, give me some inputs or any other idea so that I can capture it without really reading the whole article. Here's hoping for a positive reply. Warm regards, Prashanth KR. |
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