I wanted to replace all words that have the "strikethrough" format in my word document. I've tried to find a symbol to use with the ^ symbol in the find box but I'm stuck. Is there a simple way to do what I want to do or do I need to go through my document line by line and remove all "strikethrough" words individually?
See pic of example of what I want to remove. Hope I have made sense about the question I am trying to ask. Thanks for any help!
Removing all words with "strikethrough"
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Removing all words with "strikethrough"
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Re: Removing all words with "strikethrough"
Can you click the Format button on the Find and Replace dialog and then choose Font... and check Strikethrough
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Re: Removing all words with "strikethrough"
In the replace dialog, click More>>.
Click in the Find what box.
Click Format > Font...
Tick the Strikethrough check box.
Click OK.
Leave the Replace with box empty.
Click Replace All.
Click in the Find what box.
Click Format > Font...
Tick the Strikethrough check box.
Click OK.
Leave the Replace with box empty.
Click Replace All.
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Re: Removing all words with "strikethrough"
Thank you! Stuart and Hans! I appreciate the help! I knew there had to be a way but I just couldn't see how to "get 'er done". So easy once I see how!
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