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A regular expression search for a string between X and Y numbers can be structured by following the character search by two numbers in curley brackets separated by a comma. So this search:
\r\n[A-Za-z]{2,3}\r\n
. . . will find any instances of a word between 2 and 3 letters which is listed on one line.
After inserting an image inside a Excel cell you will have probably noticed that it can become easily misplaced when a column is resized, sorted or filtered.
You can solve this problem by right-clicking on the graphic and selecting . . . Size and Properties . . . and then in the Properties drop down menu choosing the radio button for 'Move and size with cells'.
Updated: Dec 28, 2021
Note that selecting the option to create a cluster score on each document object in the source set when performing the cluster mass operation will lead to the Analytics engine taking far longer to complete the process.
