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BUILT-IN MATHEMATICA SYMBOL
NotebookFind
NotebookFind[notebook, data]
sets the current selection in the specified notebook object to be the next occurrence of data.
NotebookFind[notebook, data, Previous]
sets the current selection to be the previous occurrence.
NotebookFind[notebook, data, All]
sets the current selection to be all occurrences.
NotebookFind[notebook, data, dir, elems]
sets the current selection to be the occurrence in the direction dir and searches the elements of cells specified by elems.
Details and OptionsDetails and Options
- NotebookFind returns $Failed if the search it performs finds no occurrence of data.
- notebook must be a NotebookObject, as returned by NotebookOpen, etc.
- data can be a string, box expression, or a complete cell.
- Possible values of dir include
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, and All. - The possible elements are:
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CellContents contents of each cell, represented as a string CellLabel setting for the CellLabel option of each cell CellStyle name of style for each cell CellTags parts of the setting for the CellTags option for each cell {elem1,elem2,...} list of different types of elements - The default for elems is
. Only the contents of boxes, not their styles or options, are included in the search. - Unless the option setting AutoScroll->False is given, the front end will scroll a notebook so that the result of NotebookFind is visible. »
- The front end will also usually highlight the region corresponding to the result.
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