The file is generally named custom.dic. Open the file is notepad or similar
text application. Find the word you don't want. Delete it. Save the file.
NOTE: Make sure to save the file as .dic not .txt
Excel shares spelling dictionaries with Word and other Office programs. If
you have Word, you can use Tools - Options - Spelling and Grammar - Custom
dictionaries. Depending on your version of Office, there are ways to go
straight to a custom dictionary and change it. It also gives the path,
which is useful for opening a dictionary with a word processor or text
editor program.
Interesting. I have 2003 (11.6113.5703) and it doesn't have a Spelling
& Grammar tab (just a Spelling tab). And, that tab doesn't have a
Custom Dictionaries... button. ;-)
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Hi Tushar. That's strange. Under Tool | Options, I have 11 tabs.
The three tabs I have together on a row are "Security", "Spelling &
Grammar", and "Track Changes"
I searched Office Add/Remove components, but it appears to me that Spelling
& Grammar are grouped together. Hmm??
I'm sure it's a simple fix, but I can't think of it at the moment. I
couldn't find anything at Microsoft's kb site.
I know this isn't the issue, but I have Word 2003 (11.6359.6360) SP1 (&
Windows XP)
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