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I want to have a macro that runs activecell.checkspelling, but NOT
show the popup. in psuedo code, what I need is:

while active cell < ""
notaword = activecell.checkspelling

if notaword = false then
activerow.clearcontents
end if

activecell.offset

wend

in short, what I am looking for is a way to test the text contents and
figure out if it can be a word. If it is, then clear the row, and if
not, then just move on.

thanks.

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Larry,
There is a CheckingSpelling method for various Excel object.
The arguments and return value/behaviour depending on which is used. Check
the help.
Sound like Application.CheckSpelling may suffice for you.

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I want to have a macro that runs activecell.checkspelling, but NOT
show the popup. in psuedo code, what I need is:

while active cell < ""
notaword = activecell.checkspelling

if notaword = false then
activerow.clearcontents
end if

activecell.offset

wend

in short, what I am looking for is a way to test the text contents and
figure out if it can be a word. If it is, then clear the row, and if
not, then just move on.

thanks.



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