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MS Office Tip: How to Check the Spelling of Multiple Excel Workbooks

Nirmal by Nirmal
January 10, 2008
in Microsoft Office, Tips and Tricks
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If you are working with more than one Excel workbooks and you need to check the spelling of all the sheets, here is a simple step to check the spelling of multiple excel workbooks. Right click on any worksheet in the excel and check the “Select All Sheets” when the context menu appears.

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Once you have selected all sheets, press F7 to check the spelling of all the sheets.

Hope you liked this simple tip to check spelling. Watch out for more tricks on Office.

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Comments 7

  1. Techblissonline Dot Com says:
    17 years ago

    guess you are posting too many office tips…have a bunch 🙂

    Reply
  2. nirmaltv says:
    17 years ago

    @Rajesh,
    I have started using the new Office 2007, that why I’m getting lot of new tips on that. 🙂

    Reply
  3. Syahid A. says:
    17 years ago

    Nice tip Nirmal. I never now that F7 is for spellchecks.

    Reply
  4. Rakshit says:
    17 years ago

    Nice tip Nirmal. Seems you are very fond of office 2007
    🙂

    Reply
  5. Aseem says:
    17 years ago

    Easy but very useful ….Good tip !

    Reply
  6. Raj says:
    17 years ago

    Nice tips Nirmal. Very soon am also going to use office 2007 🙂

    Reply
  7. Raj says:
    17 years ago

    Nice tips Nirmal. Very soon am also going to use office 2007

    Reply

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