How can I use the wildcard in Word to stand for a single missing word? In the Google search syntax for example, it's very simple if you want to search for a phrase that has a missing word in it, such as "the * of feeling good". However in Word, this...
How can I use the wildcard in Word to stand for a single missing word? In the Google search syntax for example, it's very simple if you want to search for a phrase that has a missing word in it, such as "the * of feeling good". However in Word, this syntax does not appear to work - the asterisk just stands for any number of characters, regardless of word boundries. I've followed the instructions in Help and tried using < and > (beginning and ending of a word) in conjunction with the asterisk, but doesn't seem to symbolise a single word either. Can anyone help? Thanks in advance.
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