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Hi
Yes , highlighting the whole sentence , or just one or two words or numbers either side of the target text would be fine. All of my sentences start with a number so wouldn't ever fall foul of the found words starting the sentence. In my case I'm highlighting certain words in a large catalogue , and need the highlighting to be wider than the single found word. I'll attach a small example so you can see more precisely what the context involves. If you could suggest some code to do the trick that would be great. Thanks Again. Much appreciated. |
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