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| | VBScript help with dictionary and email I have an email filtering product. It assigns values to words, and then when a total is met, it does certain actions. What I would like to do is find out what it is in the email that triggers the action. Here's what I have: 1) a .csv with a lot of words and values in a format such as: carpal tunnel syndrome,6 arterial blood gas analysis,6 acebutolol,10 acetaminophen,10 The word (or phrase) is separated from the value with a comma. 2) an email in .txt format...if it would make more sense, I could use Word instead. What I would like to do is find all the words from the .csv in my email, highlight the word found from the .csv, somewhere indicate its value from the .csv, and then present the total somewhere. Could anyone help me create this? |
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