When using the 'Replace' function (Ctrl + H) in MS PowerPoint, which of the following options allows users to replace only whole words and not parts of words?​

Correct option is C

The correct answer is: (C) Find whole words only

Explanation:

• When using the 'Replace' function (Ctrl + H) in MS PowerPoint, the option "Find whole words only" ensures that only entire words are replaced, not parts of words.

• This option helps in preventing partial matches. For example, if you search for "cat", it will not replace "catalog" or "scattered", but only "cat" as a whole word.

Information Booster:

• Use wildcards: This option allows you to use special characters to find patterns of text but does not limit replacements to whole words.

• Sounds like (English): This is used for phonetic searches, helping find words that sound like the search term, but it's not related to replacing whole words.

• Match case: This option ensures that the case (uppercase/lowercase) of the text in the replacement matches the case of the search term, but it doesn’t focus on whole words.