September 5, 2008 02:17pm pdt

1. war1 457,257
2. BlueDevilF... 108,775
3. tigermatt 61,802
4. KCTS 45,540
5. rorya 40,708
6. byundt 40,550
7. GrahamSkan 40,350
8. matthews... 37,375
9. redrumkev 37,250
10. zorvek 33,846
11. saurabh726 31,350
12. kieran_b 26,735
13. apache09 26,405
14. GlennaShaw 23,360
15. capricorn1 22,225
16. peakpeak 22,175
17. Merete 21,650
18. boag2000 21,554
19. Sembee 20,879
20. dlc110... 19,150
21. DatabaseMX 18,660
22. johnb6767 17,722
23. RobSamp... 17,600
24. jcimarron 17,050
25. clayfox 15,850

1. war1 1,488,178
2. BlueDevilF... 209,075
3. sunray_... 194,417
4. KCTS 180,782
5. Sembee 110,004
6. zorvek 106,941
7. rorya 98,104
8. byundt 97,785
9. bruintje 87,866
10. GrahamSkan 86,947
11. traval 82,719
12. matthews... 80,406
13. Sheharya... 74,698
14. tigermatt 70,452
15. capricorn1 61,125
16. Glenn_M... 58,425
17. Frankco 54,540
18. johnb6767 49,472
19. DatabaseMX 46,134
20. GlennaShaw 46,060
21. slink9 45,570
22. mark-wa 43,100
23. Merete 42,452
24. CrazyOne 40,964
25. Neo_mvps 38,932

07.21.2008 at 12:48PM PDT, ID: 23583159 | Points: 50

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Using a custom dictionary in Excel 2003

Asked by woodchuck3786 in Microsoft Applications, Microsoft Office Suite, Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software

Tags: Microsoft, Office, 2003, Excel

I am using a medical dictionary that consists of about 10 .dic files in MS Word, and need to use the dictionary to spell check in Excel. Is this supported? How do I add the dictionaries into Excel? I'm using Office 2003. There doesn't seem to be a button to add the custom .dic files.Start Free Trial

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