I have a script and want to highlight all my lines,
Is there a way to highlight my lines based on a word at the beginning of the line.



So for example. Ken: Done the house, top to bottom.

Is an example line

Hope someone can help

Thanks

Hi, I think you'll find this post from a long time ago has the code you may be looking for.

https://www.msofficeforums.com/41614-post5.html

Simply substitute "KEN" for "Procedure Step:"

Hi,

Thanks for that, i've tried it and it has highlighted the word but not the line.

It'll work for me though, thank you

It worked for me in a mockup. It's possible your script is formatted differently.

Could you post a few pages of it?

'Lines' in Word are a vague concept.

Paul's code highlights from the word to the next paragraph mark, so if the paragraph is more than one displayed 'line' more than one 'line' will be highlighted.
If the 'lines' are terminated with a manual line break (Shift+Enter) or copied from this forum you may do better with
Note that the text is case sensitive.

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