using the "Find and Replace" option in Word

A

amstdy

Is it possible in MS Word to use the "Find" or "Find and Replace" option to
find all words in a document which are not underlined? thank you!
 
J

Jay Freedman

amstdy said:
Is it possible in MS Word to use the "Find" or "Find and Replace"
option to find all words in a document which are not underlined?
thank you!
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Yes. Put the cursor in the Find What box of the dialog. Leave the box blank,
but press Ctrl+U twice. The legend below the box will change the first time
to "Format: Underline" and the second time to "Format: No underline". Now
click the Find Next or Replace button as desired.
 

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