How to find keywords in a word file

Open the Word document, click "Find" under the "" bar, and then click "Advanced Find" will pop up a dialog box.

Select "Use wildcard", enter the content you want to find in the search content (the brackets and curly braces must be in English half-width, and the number in the curly braces indicates the number of characters to be searched each time), and click "Find Next" to search.

Highlight all the search contents: Check "Highlight all items found in this range" and click "Find all".

In addition, you can replace all of the found content with a single item. Click the "Replace" tab, enter the content you want to replace in the "Replace with" input box, and click "Replace All".

1. Press Ctrl+F

2. Enter the keyword you want to find in the pop-up dialog box.

Enter the keywords you want to find in the search box, and the document will automatically label all keywords. Click the previous and next keyword buttons under the search box to find each keyword, detailed steps:

Operating Equipment: Dell laptops.

Operating system: win10

Operating procedure: word2019

1. Open the Word file.

2. Press the Ctrl+F key, and the "Navigation" interface will appear on the left side of the document.

The specific steps are as follows:

First, double-click the left mouse button to open the folder you want to query.

1. In the first step, double-click the left mouse button to open the folder you want to query, as shown in the figure below. Stuffy grip.

1. Open the Word file.

2. Press the Ctrl+F key, and the "Navigation" interface will appear on the left side of the document.

If you want to quickly find the keyword of him, it is very simple, directly set a corresponding key on your keyboard, and slowly find the shortcut key of this keyword after a long time.

Here's how to find keywords in a word document: Tool Required: Computer.

1. Find the [Document] on the computer desktop that needs to find keywords, and double-click to open it.

2. After entering [Document], find the option [Find] in the upper right corner, and then click [Find].

4. After the search is completed, you can see that the keyword "cloves" in the article is marked yellow.

The shortcut key for the Find command in Word is Ctrl F.

Taking Dell G5, Win10 system as an example, the computer can find files by keywords as follows:

What should I do if I can't find the folder on my computer?

First of all, find the location that existed before, and search carefully, especially when there are many folders, you should be more careful; Search the name of the folder you want to find on the whole computer, and there may be a mistake in putting it in other folders; You may have clicked on the hidden folder, then click "Tools", "Folder Options", "View", "Show Hidden Files, Folders and Drives" at the top left of the folder, and finally click "OK", so that the hidden folder can be displayed; There may be a situation of accidental deletion, generally using your own computer, you should go to find the "** station", so that you can find the deleted things.

Open the Word document, click "Find" under the "" bar, and then click "Advanced Find" will pop up a dialog box.

Select "Use wildcard", enter the content you want to find in the search content (the brackets and curly braces must be in English half-width, and the number in the curly braces indicates the number of characters to be searched each time), and click "Find Next" to search.

Highlight all the search contents: Check "Highlight all items found in this range" and click "Find all".

In addition, you can replace all of the found content with a single item. Click the "Replace" tab, enter the content you want to replace in the "Replace with" input box, and click "Replace All".

Tools Materials: Win7 system, folder to find.

1. First of all, on the desktop, double-click the "Folder to Find" icon to open the folder.

3. Then in the interface, enter "word" in the upper right input box.

4. Finally, in the interface, the word document with keywords in the folder you want to find is displayed.