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I have quite dense styling hierarchy and would like to ensure that stuff that uses those styles is set up correctly and I didn't mix something up on accident.

In Office Word there is "Select all" functionality when You right-click given style which allows You to do just that - select all text that uses given character or paragraph style.

I am looking for similar in InDesign, especially for Tables, Cells and Paragraphs/Characters.

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  • Story Editor will show the text and the style applied to it without the actual layout. Is that what you're after? Edit > Edit in Story Editor
    – Scott
    May 7, 2020 at 0:42
  • This is pretty great too. Didn't know it also works for objects other than text boxes. I've also found Edit > Find/Change... which allows me to search for styles. There is still a problem though - Now I can search for Paragraph, Character and Object Styles, but NOT Table and Cell - which is actually my biggest requirement - I'd like to be able to select all cells in table that use given cell style - is this possible? I can't find it in Find/Change... menu.
    – Ernio
    May 7, 2020 at 6:45

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