Are there any other ways to perform a spell check on a range, other
then saying myRange.CheckSpelling(...)? Like maybe call the F7
Spellcheck function on a range somehow (this is different then the
range.CheckSpelling function). Thanks!

Hi Jay,

Are there any other ways to perform a spell check on a range, other
then saying myRange.CheckSpelling(...)? Like maybe call the F7
Spellcheck function on a range somehow (this is different then the
range.CheckSpelling function).

Calling Spellcheck from Excel, either using F7 or the menu option, invokes
the CheckSpelling method. The only difference is that Excel always uses the
current values for the optional CustomDictionary, IgnoreUppercase,
AlwaysSuggest and SpellLang parameters. whereas invoking the method from VBA
enables these settings to be modified.


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Regards,
Norman

Thanks for the replay Norman. The reason I assumed the teo functions
were different (CheckSpelling and F7) were because when you spellcheck
with F7, it shows the active cell being checked so you can see the
error; however, when you call CheckSpelling, it does not show the cell
being checked. Are you sure they are the exact same function?

Thanks!
Jay

Hi Jay,

Try turning on the macro recorder and run the SpellChecker - then examine
the resultant code.



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Regards,
Norman



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Thanks for the replay Norman. The reason I assumed the teo functions
were different (CheckSpelling and F7) were because when you spellcheck
with F7, it shows the active cell being checked so you can see the
error; however, when you call CheckSpelling, it does not show the cell
being checked. Are you sure they are the exact same function?

Thanks!
Jay

Good idea. I recorded it, and all it does is Cells.CheckSpelling.
However, when I run the recorded macro, it goes back to no displaying
the active cell, even though the active cell was displayed when I
recorded it. Are there alternative ways you can think of to figure out
what the F7 is doing? Thanks again!