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1. Spell Check In Excel Windows 10
2. Spell Check-in Excel Doesn't Work

How to Perform a Spell Check in Excel (Quick Guide)

Spell Check In Excel Windows 10

If you want to perform a spell check in Excel:

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1. Select the region to be checked.

2. Click on the Spelling option, which is located in the 'Proofing' group, on the Review table of the Excel ribbon.

3. If Excel highlights any possible mistakes, you will be presented with the 'Spelling' dialog box, which can be used to correct or ignore any spelling errors.

These steps are described in further detail below:

Spell Check-in Excel Doesn't Work

Step 1 - Select the region to be checked

As with other basic operations in Excel, the spell check is only applied to the current selection. I.e.:

• If you select a single cell, the whole of the current worksheet will be checked;
• If you select a range of cells in a worksheet, just the selected range will be checked;

If you select multiple worksheets, all of these are checked.

Step 2 - Select the Spelling option in the Excel Ribbon

Click on the Spelling option, to perform the spell check. This is located in the 'Proofing' group, on the Review tab of the Excel ribbon (see below).

Step 3 - Use The 'Spelling' Dialog Box To Correct Or Ignore Any Spelling Errors.

If there are no spelling errors in the checked range, a message box will pop-up, with the message 'Spell check complete. You're good to go!'.

If Excel does find some spelling errors, you will be presented with the 'Spelling' dialog box (see below).

The 'Spelling' dialog box highlights the first spelling error that it has found and gives you possible alternative spellings for this word. From this dialog box, you can request that Excel takes one of the following actions:

• Ignore (i.e. do not correct) the word that Excel has highlighted, by either:

  • Selecting the button to ignore just the current occurrence of the mis-spelled word.
  • Selecting the button to ignore all occurrences of the word that have this spelling.
  • Selecting the button to add the word to your Excel dictionary, so that it is not highlighted again, in the future.

or

• Replace the highlighted word with one of the suggested replacement words in the scroll-down menu.

  If you select a replacement word, you can then either:

  • Select the button to replace just the current occurrence of the mis-spelled word.
  • Select the button to replace all occurrences of the word that have this spelling.
  • Select the button to replace just the current occurrence of the mis-spelled word, but to also add the mis-spelling to the Excel AutoCorrect list, so that this spelling is automatically corrected whenever it is typed in future.

Once you have specified what is to be done for the first highlighted word, Excel will move onto the next word that it believes may be mis-spelled. This is repeated until the entire range has been checked.