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Hello,
I'm calling the CheckSpelling function on a range, and it works fine but I'd like it to move to the active cells as it find errors (like the F7 spellcheck). How can I have the macro work in the same way? Is there another spell check function in Excel I have to call other then the CheckSpelling? Thanks, Jay |
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Is there maybe an argument that needs to be set that will dislay active
cells? Thanks |
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Looks like no one really knows yet. We'll if anyone ever does want to
know, i figured it out. Add the following line of code anytime before you call the spell check: Application.SpellingOptions.SuggestMainOnly = True -Jay |
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Ok I don't know why that worked for one workbook, but it doesn't work
anymore. I thought maybe when that option was set, it called other functions that said to show the active cell, but it doesn't (that was a weird assumption anyway). So I'm still trying to figure out how to do it...any ideas would help. Thanks! |
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