How do I do a "word count" command in Windows Command Prompt How do I do a "word count" command in Windows Command Prompt windows windows

How do I do a "word count" command in Windows Command Prompt


The closest I know of is the PowerShell equivalent Measure-Object.


find command could be used in windows cmd to find line count (with the /c switch), word count etc.

http://rickardnobel.se/counting-lines-in-windows-command-prompt/


"Find" will be able to do the task similar to word count as RRM told.

Eg.

Query user | find /v /c ""

/v – Show any lines that don’t contain the string of words you specified./c - Count the number of lines that matches the word in fine.

Query user | find /i "active" /c

/i - Ignore case/c - Count the number of lines that matches the word in fine.