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On 6/21, CWillis asked about spell checking. NickHK said he should use the
syntax 2 but no explanation of how to do so. I have a situation where I have a column of data, one word per cell, that I would like to do a spell check on. If the word is good, save it to a different cell and increment for the next entry. If the word is spelled incorrectly don't give me the goofy box, just look at the next word. My biggest problem is that I don't understand Application objects and stuff like that. I read the help boxes but with no formal programming experience I can't understand it. I am able to write the loop using the Cells property. Thanks for any help. |
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