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Default Supressing SpellChecker dialogbox


I need the right syntax to* prevent* the Spell Check dialog from showin
when it otherwise would upon encountering a wrong word. In suc
instance, I will rather prefer (to meet a special need ) to have a
Msgbox displayed simply indicating there is a "problem". I tried th
following code and failed, with the Speller dialog popping up each tim
... in spite of negating DisplayAlerts.

Sub SuppressSpeller()

Application.DisplayAlerts=False
x= Cells.CheckSpelling
If x =True then Msgbox "Spell error"
Application.DisplayAlerts=False

End Sub

TIA

Davi

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