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Spell check / character cell limit
While I understand Excel has a character limit of 32,767/cell, 1,024 display
in cell; spell check will not correct selected word(s) in a given cell with a length over 900 (approx) characters. Has anyone else encountered this? Can anyone shed any light on this? |
Spell check / character cell limit
I use xl2003.
I put: =rept("this and that ",100)&"qwer" in A1 =len(a1) reported back 1404 characters. I converted the formula to a value and ran tools|Spelling and excel yelled at me about the "qwer" stuff. Suzanne wrote: While I understand Excel has a character limit of 32,767/cell, 1,024 display in cell; spell check will not correct selected word(s) in a given cell with a length over 900 (approx) characters. Has anyone else encountered this? Can anyone shed any light on this? -- Dave Peterson |
Spell check / character cell limit
Me too on the 2003 version. I appreciate the test. I even copied the
text/cell in question to a blank workbook. Perhaps i'll figure it out eventually. Thanks again. "Dave Peterson" wrote: I use xl2003. I put: =rept("this and that ",100)&"qwer" in A1 =len(a1) reported back 1404 characters. I converted the formula to a value and ran tools|Spelling and excel yelled at me about the "qwer" stuff. Suzanne wrote: While I understand Excel has a character limit of 32,767/cell, 1,024 display in cell; spell check will not correct selected word(s) in a given cell with a length over 900 (approx) characters. Has anyone else encountered this? Can anyone shed any light on this? -- Dave Peterson |
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