Which one is NOT the method to search for and replace text in Microsoft Word?

Correct option is B

The correct answer is (b) Click on Alt + Enter key

Explanation:

• In Microsoft Word, text search and replace can be done using several standard commands and navigation tools, but Alt + Enter is not one of them.
• Alt + Enter is commonly used in other applications (like Excel) to insert a new line within a cell, but it does not perform find-and-replace in Word.

Information Booster:

• Ctrl + H: Opens the Find and Replace dialog box directly—most commonly used shortcut.
• Edit > Find and Replace: Available in older versions of MS Word (pre-2007); this method allows you to access the feature through the menu.
• Home Tab > Replace: In newer versions (Word 2007 and later), the Replace option is present in the Editing group on the Home tab.

Additional Information:

• Alt + Enter may perform other functions depending on context, but it is not related to text search or replacement in Word.
• Advanced Find and Replace features include match case, find whole words only, and replace formatting or special characters.
• This function is essential in editing long documents for consistency, corrections, and formatting changes.