FREQ for counts within specific boundaries

[Ian Cook]

Hi all, another question from a newer user.

I am wondering whether it is possible to use the FREQ (or other) command to 
calculate frequency counts within a specific, user-defined context (and not 
on the entire .cha file). That is to say, could I add some sort of symbol 
to the transcripts, such as brackets, and run FREQ on the files to *solely *produce 
counts for speech within the boundary I have created?

I hope this question makes sense — let me know how/if I can clarify! Thank 
you so much.

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