How to select rectangular text area in Word?
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I want to select a rectangular text area in my Word document, using keyboard shortcuts or the mouse. How can I do that?
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|aaaaaaaaaaaa| ,aaaaa, aaaaa
|bbbbbbbbbbbb| ,bbbbb, bbbbb
|cccccccccccc| ,ccccc, ccccc
|dddddddddddd| ,ddddd, ddddd
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microsoft-word selection
edited Feb 7 at 15:02
Jan Doggen
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I want to select a rectangular text area in my Word document, using keyboard shortcuts or the mouse. How can I do that?
------------
|aaaaaaaaaaaa| ,aaaaa, aaaaa
|bbbbbbbbbbbb| ,bbbbb, bbbbb
|cccccccccccc| ,ccccc, ccccc
|dddddddddddd| ,ddddd, ddddd
------------
microsoft-word selection
edited Feb 7 at 15:02
Jan Doggen
3,14652742
asked Jan 25 at 17:11
SanalHesapSanalHesap
92
Alt + mouse selects vertical block like shown.
– fixer1234
Feb 7 at 10:07
@fixer1234 Yes !! This was the answer I look for
– SanalHesap
Feb 7 at 12:26
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I want to select a rectangular text area in my Word document, using keyboard shortcuts or the mouse. How can I do that?
------------
|aaaaaaaaaaaa| ,aaaaa, aaaaa
|bbbbbbbbbbbb| ,bbbbb, bbbbb
|cccccccccccc| ,ccccc, ccccc
|dddddddddddd| ,ddddd, ddddd
------------
microsoft-word selection
edited Feb 7 at 15:02
Jan Doggen
3,14652742
asked Jan 25 at 17:11
SanalHesapSanalHesap
92
I want to select a rectangular text area in my Word document, using keyboard shortcuts or the mouse. How can I do that?
------------
|aaaaaaaaaaaa| ,aaaaa, aaaaa
|bbbbbbbbbbbb| ,bbbbb, bbbbb
|cccccccccccc| ,ccccc, ccccc
|dddddddddddd| ,ddddd, ddddd
------------
microsoft-word selection
microsoft-word selection
edited Feb 7 at 15:02
Jan Doggen
3,14652742
asked Jan 25 at 17:11
SanalHesapSanalHesap
92
edited Feb 7 at 15:02
Jan Doggen
3,14652742
asked Jan 25 at 17:11
SanalHesapSanalHesap
92
edited Feb 7 at 15:02
Jan Doggen
3,14652742
edited Feb 7 at 15:02
Jan Doggen
3,14652742
edited Feb 7 at 15:02
Jan Doggen
3,14652742
3,14652742
asked Jan 25 at 17:11
SanalHesapSanalHesap
92
asked Jan 25 at 17:11
SanalHesapSanalHesap
92
asked Jan 25 at 17:11
SanalHesapSanalHesap
92
92
Alt + mouse selects vertical block like shown.
– fixer1234
Feb 7 at 10:07
@fixer1234 Yes !! This was the answer I look for
– SanalHesap
Feb 7 at 12:26
add a comment |
Alt + mouse selects vertical block like shown.
– fixer1234
Feb 7 at 10:07
@fixer1234 Yes !! This was the answer I look for
– SanalHesap
Feb 7 at 12:26
Alt + mouse selects vertical block like shown.
– fixer1234
Feb 7 at 10:07
Alt + mouse selects vertical block like shown.
– fixer1234
Feb 7 at 10:07
@fixer1234 Yes !! This was the answer I look for
– SanalHesap
Feb 7 at 12:26
@fixer1234 Yes !! This was the answer I look for
– SanalHesap
Feb 7 at 12:26
add a comment |
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Provided the text is stored in a file test.txt
In a cmd window use
for /F "delims=|" %A in ('findstr "|" test.txt') Do @echo %A
In a batch file:
:: Q:Test2019125SU_1398481.cmd
@Echo off
for /F "delims=|" %%A in ('findstr "|" test.txt') Do @echo %%A
Sample output:
> Q:Test2019125SU_1398481.cmd
aaaaaaaaaaaa
bbbbbbbbbbbb
cccccccccccc
dddddddddddd
- the
for /fcommand parses the output of findstr, which only selects lines containing the vertical bar|
"delims=|"in combination with the default"tokens=1"assign the for variable%%Athe content between the vertical bars which the echo outputs.
In a program like Notepad++ you could use a RegEx to select the Text between the |
Search : (?m)^.*?(?<=|)([^|]+?)(?=|).*$
Replace: $1
You'd need another one to remove the lines without vertical bars.
answered Jan 25 at 19:14
LotPingsLotPings
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Provided the text is stored in a file test.txt
In a cmd window use
for /F "delims=|" %A in ('findstr "|" test.txt') Do @echo %A
In a batch file:
:: Q:Test2019125SU_1398481.cmd
@Echo off
for /F "delims=|" %%A in ('findstr "|" test.txt') Do @echo %%A
Sample output:
> Q:Test2019125SU_1398481.cmd
aaaaaaaaaaaa
bbbbbbbbbbbb
cccccccccccc
dddddddddddd
- the
for /fcommand parses the output of findstr, which only selects lines containing the vertical bar|
"delims=|"in combination with the default"tokens=1"assign the for variable%%Athe content between the vertical bars which the echo outputs.
In a program like Notepad++ you could use a RegEx to select the Text between the |
Search : (?m)^.*?(?<=|)([^|]+?)(?=|).*$
Replace: $1
You'd need another one to remove the lines without vertical bars.
answered Jan 25 at 19:14
LotPingsLotPings
5,0801823
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Provided the text is stored in a file test.txt
In a cmd window use
for /F "delims=|" %A in ('findstr "|" test.txt') Do @echo %A
In a batch file:
:: Q:Test2019125SU_1398481.cmd
@Echo off
for /F "delims=|" %%A in ('findstr "|" test.txt') Do @echo %%A
Sample output:
> Q:Test2019125SU_1398481.cmd
aaaaaaaaaaaa
bbbbbbbbbbbb
cccccccccccc
dddddddddddd
- the
for /fcommand parses the output of findstr, which only selects lines containing the vertical bar|
"delims=|"in combination with the default"tokens=1"assign the for variable%%Athe content between the vertical bars which the echo outputs.
In a program like Notepad++ you could use a RegEx to select the Text between the |
Search : (?m)^.*?(?<=|)([^|]+?)(?=|).*$
Replace: $1
You'd need another one to remove the lines without vertical bars.
answered Jan 25 at 19:14
LotPingsLotPings
5,0801823
add a comment |
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Provided the text is stored in a file test.txt
In a cmd window use
for /F "delims=|" %A in ('findstr "|" test.txt') Do @echo %A
In a batch file:
:: Q:Test2019125SU_1398481.cmd
@Echo off
for /F "delims=|" %%A in ('findstr "|" test.txt') Do @echo %%A
Sample output:
> Q:Test2019125SU_1398481.cmd
aaaaaaaaaaaa
bbbbbbbbbbbb
cccccccccccc
dddddddddddd
- the
for /fcommand parses the output of findstr, which only selects lines containing the vertical bar|
"delims=|"in combination with the default"tokens=1"assign the for variable%%Athe content between the vertical bars which the echo outputs.
In a program like Notepad++ you could use a RegEx to select the Text between the |
Search : (?m)^.*?(?<=|)([^|]+?)(?=|).*$
Replace: $1
You'd need another one to remove the lines without vertical bars.
answered Jan 25 at 19:14
LotPingsLotPings
5,0801823
Provided the text is stored in a file test.txt
In a cmd window use
for /F "delims=|" %A in ('findstr "|" test.txt') Do @echo %A
In a batch file:
:: Q:Test2019125SU_1398481.cmd
@Echo off
for /F "delims=|" %%A in ('findstr "|" test.txt') Do @echo %%A
Sample output:
> Q:Test2019125SU_1398481.cmd
aaaaaaaaaaaa
bbbbbbbbbbbb
cccccccccccc
dddddddddddd
- the
for /fcommand parses the output of findstr, which only selects lines containing the vertical bar|
"delims=|"in combination with the default"tokens=1"assign the for variable%%Athe content between the vertical bars which the echo outputs.
In a program like Notepad++ you could use a RegEx to select the Text between the |
Search : (?m)^.*?(?<=|)([^|]+?)(?=|).*$
Replace: $1
You'd need another one to remove the lines without vertical bars.
answered Jan 25 at 19:14
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Alt + mouse selects vertical block like shown.
– fixer1234
Feb 7 at 10:07
@fixer1234 Yes !! This was the answer I look for
– SanalHesap
Feb 7 at 12:26