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I want to create pnemonic strings to help remember telephone numbers. I set
up a program that will run through every possible character combination of the 3 letters on numbers 2-9 and return every possible 7-character string (about 2200 total for each 7-digit phone number), but of course most of what it returns is gibberish. How can I invoke the spellchecker (as used within Excel) but send it my strings, and reject any 7-letter string that isn't recognized in the spellchecker dictionary? That way I can only populate my worksheet with the strings that might make (better) pnemonics. Code snippets greatly appreciated! Many Thanks, Keith -- The enclosed questions or comments are entirely mine and don't represent the thoughts, views, or policy of my employer. Any errors or omissions are my own. |
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