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Searching 20 Phrases At Once
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Hi there,
If I'm searching for phrase "A B" and I define the values , for example, of A as (Red, blue, green, yellow, brown,) and B as (Jacket, hat, blouse, car), then the number of phrases I'm looking for is 20 and the number of words is 40.
Red Jacket ,Red hat, Red Blouse, Red Car
Blue Jacket etcc….
Is there a way/tool/ search engine that would allow me to search for all the 20 phrases/40 words by just specifying A: and B (total 9 words) (Red, blue, green, yellow, brown) (Jacket, Hat, Blouse, Car)?
Regards
Hashem
If I'm searching for phrase "A B" and I define the values , for example, of A as (Red, blue, green, yellow, brown,) and B as (Jacket, hat, blouse, car), then the number of phrases I'm looking for is 20 and the number of words is 40.
Red Jacket ,Red hat, Red Blouse, Red Car
Blue Jacket etcc….
Is there a way/tool/ search engine that would allow me to search for all the 20 phrases/40 words by just specifying A: and B (total 9 words) (Red, blue, green, yellow, brown) (Jacket, Hat, Blouse, Car)?
Regards
Hashem
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Do it in MS Access.
Create 2 tables, each with one field only.
Table one contains your five colours, Table two contains your four objects. Run a query using the two tables as sources and the single field from each aa the output. Make no link between the tables. Your output will be the twenty colour/object combinations you require.
There's probably a way to do it in Excel. If I get time I'll have a look.
Create 2 tables, each with one field only.
Table one contains your five colours, Table two contains your four objects. Run a query using the two tables as sources and the single field from each aa the output. Make no link between the tables. Your output will be the twenty colour/object combinations you require.
There's probably a way to do it in Excel. If I get time I'll have a look.
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