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Have you ever been in a situation where you were writing
an essay but were limited in terms of words or
characters? The teacher may ask you to write no more than
how many pages or no more than how many characters. When
you do you usually don't notice this problem. So how do
you know how many characters you've used?
When editing Word documents, users often do not pay
attention to the number of words, characters, line
numbers or page numbers on their text files. However,
there are many work situations and tasks that require you
to limit the number of words, and you are really
"helpless" in counting characters in the text just typed.
However, few people know that Word also is an extremely
effective 2-in-1 character counting tool that you can
take advantage of to check the number of characters
written on Word.
1. Using the Status Bar
This is the simplest and fastest way to do it. Look at
the "Status Bar" at the bottom of the page. On the far
left, you'll see the page number and word count listed
right there.
However, in case you accidentally turn off the word count
display feature in the status bar, we will take a few
more steps to turn it back on.
Right click anywhere on "Status Bar". A gray box will
open with features; select "
word counter ".
Then, the word data will reappear in the status bar.
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