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Spell Check

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by - delegate Sam [1 post] (2008 Jun 12 Thu, 11:56) Reply

Is there a way of spell checking within Excel?

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RE: Spell Check

by - trainer Carlos gold contributer [496 posts] (2008 Jun 12 Thu, 12:47) Reply

Hi Sam

As with other Microsoft packages to spell check in Excel you do the following:

Open the Tools menu and select Spelling

OR

Click the Spelling button ("abc") on the "Standard" toolbar

Hope this helps

Carlos

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