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How to Spell and Grammar Check in Excel

By Matthew Lynch
June 23, 2023
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Excel is a very versatile and useful tool for many purposes. Generally, it is used to manipulate and store a lot of data, whether it is a financial report or an inventory record. However, Excel is not limited to numbers and figures, as it is also possible to input words, phrases, and sentences. Consequently, it is important to ensure that whatever text put in Excel is free of spelling and grammar errors. In this article, we will learn how to spell and grammar check in Excel.

To spell check in Excel, follow the steps below:

1. Open the Excel worksheet with the text that you want to check.

2. Select the cells that contain the text that you want to check for spelling errors.

3. Click on the “Review” tab on the menu bar.

4. Click on the “Spelling” button on the left-hand side of the menu bar.

5. Excel will start checking the selected cells for spelling errors.

6. If there are any spelling errors, Excel will display the word or phrase in the “Not in the Dictionary” box.

7. Excel will also provide suggestions for the misspelled word or phrase in the “Suggestions” box.

8. Choose a suggestion or manually correct the spelling.

9. Click on “Change” to apply the correction.

10. Excel will move on to the next misspelled word or phrase in the worksheet.

To grammar check in Excel, do the following:

1. Open the Excel worksheet with the text that you want to check.

2. Select the cells that contain the text that you want to check for grammar errors.

3. Click on the “Review” tab on the menu bar.

4. Under the “Proofing” section, click on the “Spelling & Grammar” button.

5. Excel will start checking the selected cells for grammar errors.

6. If there are any grammar errors, Excel will display them in the “Results” box.

7. Excel will provide suggestions or explanations for the grammar errors in the “Explanation” box.

8. Choose a suggestion or manually correct the grammar.

9. Click on “Change” to apply the correction.

10. Excel will move on to the next grammar error in the worksheet.

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