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Old 05-21-2009, 12:15 AM
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Do you mean EVERY SINGLE WORD in the document?
Yes, everything including words like the most common word such as 'the'.
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See the following two links on how to create a concordance, and how to use that to make an index of all words.

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That looks like a real project - once you've finished it, could I ask you to post what you did and how it worked - I'd be interested to see if I could create some VBA code to follow through the steps in case it needed doing again!

Oh - and here's a link to a bit of code to help with the Excel stage.
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