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- update the path to your workshop folder if it's not in the normal default directory
-replace the xxx (leave the ") with what you're looking for, in this case maybe office, hit enter and it might take like 5 minutes, but will tell you what mod packs have that in it.
Get-ChildItem "C:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\workshop\content\1142710" -Filter *.pack -Recurse | Select-String "XXX" | Select-Object -Unique Path
You can search for any string - database keys, ingame text, script names. The more unique the string you are looking for the better your chances at finding the pack file(s) you are looking for. Note that it can take a while to run depending on the size of your workshop folder and it can't find the numbers in it. So don't use it for numeric unique IDs.