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I not 100% sure but you probably will need to use a macro. If nobody finds a non-macro solution I'll write the macro fo you. Can you supply a sample doc?
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I not 100% sure but you probably will need to use a macro. If nobody finds a non-macro solution I'll write the macro fo you. Can you supply a sample doc?

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How can I find in Ms-Word a word and every place in the document I want to delete the word until the end of line/ paragraph?<br />
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for example: if I&quot;m find the word &quot;work&quot; <br />
and in the document, I have a line &quot;walking to my &nbsp;work from home every day &quot;<br />
the result will be <br />
&quot;&quot;walking to my&quot;<br />
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Prefer not by macro unless no other way...<br />
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Thanks<br />
Asi
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How can I find in Ms-Word a word and every place in the document I want to delete the word until the end of line/ paragraph?

for example: if I"m find the word "work" 
and in the document, I have a line "walking to my  work from home every day "
the result will be 
""walking to my"

Prefer not by macro unless no other way...

Thanks
Asi

find word and delete it till the end of paragraph

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