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Spell Checking an Excel Form
We have an Excel form that our users want to be able to spell check, but
cannot since the form is protected. I got a macro from you folks that does a great job spell checking protected Word forms and thought you might be able to point me to something similar in Excel. Thanks. Ken K. -- akkrug |
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