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Old 09-15-2014, 03:10 AM
Singh_Edm Singh_Edm is offline Find a word in doc1, search for it in dictionary doc2, copy the meaning from doc 2 to doc 1 Windows 8 Find a word in doc1, search for it in dictionary doc2, copy the meaning from doc 2 to doc 1 Office 2013
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I understand. The word-meaning document is 314 pages so if an 'enter' is needed to separate one set of word & its meaning from the next word and its meaning, I can do that manually.



Also, if adding a certain symbol after every word ( before the meaning begins) helps, I can do that manually too.

So you can write a macro assuming those two are done.
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