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SynonymInfo.Found Property

Office 2007

True if the thesaurus finds synonyms, antonyms, related words, or related expressions for the word or phrase. Read-only Boolean.

Syntax

expression.Found

expression A variable that represents a SynonymInfo object.

Example

This example checks to see whether the thesaurus contains any synonym suggestions for the word "authorize."

Visual Basic for Applications

Visual Basic for Applications
`Dim siTemp As SynonymInfo Set siTemp = SynonymInfo(Word:="authorize", _ LanguageID:=wdEnglishUS) If siTemp.Found = True Then Msgbox "The thesaurus has suggestions." Else Msgbox "The thesaurus has no suggestions." End If`

Dim siTemp As SynonymInfo

Set siTemp = SynonymInfo(Word:="authorize", _
    LanguageID:=wdEnglishUS)
If siTemp.Found = True Then
    Msgbox "The thesaurus has suggestions."
Else
    Msgbox "The thesaurus has no suggestions."
End If

This example checks to see whether the thesaurus contains any synonym suggestions for the selection. If it does, the example displays the Thesaurus dialog box with the synonyms listed.

Visual Basic for Applications
`Dim siTemp As SynonymInfo Set siTemp = Selection.Range.SynonymInfo If siTemp.Found = True Then Selection.Range.CheckSynonyms Else Msgbox "The thesaurus has no suggestions." End If`

This example removes formatting from the find criteria before searching the selection. If the word "Hello" with bold formatting is found, the entire paragraph is selected and copied to the Clipboard.

Visual Basic for Applications
`With Selection.Find .ClearFormatting .Font.Bold = True .Execute FindText:="Hello", Format:=True, Forward:=True If .Found = True Then .Parent.Expand Unit:=wdParagraph .Parent.Copy End If End With`