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Linking MS dictionary as data into Excel
I'm British. I've sourced some word lists, unfortunately they are US
English, with US spellings - not helpful with my end-use. It occurred to me, the needed database already exists ... PC already has an English dictionary (part of MSOffice). Is it possible to import this as a wordlist into Excel? Object of the exercise - to "query" the dictionary to return words which match input criteria such as example - G?GG?? (the length of word, 6 characters, ? a single wild-card) ? The return to be all 6-letter words matching - gaggle, gagged gagger giggled etc ... this an example, the query could be as few as 3 and as many as sixteen letters. There's a web-site which already does this on-line, but the reponse time is slow. I'd like to create my own in Excel, if possible. Help, please? |
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