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Get in column B the words of column A that are `not in dictionary`

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问题 How could I create a macro that would check each cell of column A, find the words that are not in the defined dictionary, and write them (separated by space) in the next cell. In the picture below you can see an example of the worksheet after that macro was completed. The complete idea was to get a (varchar) column from a database and use excel to spell check it. The next step would be to send an e-mail to the user in charge, containing the rows that contain at least one word in column B

VS Code Autocorrect

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问题 I'm looking for a way to automatically replace my commonly misspelt words in VS Code. Is there something out there / how would I create something where I can add a particular string to find, string to replace with and a syntax/filetypes for the autocorrect to be active in? Example: backgorund | background | css/scss/less To clarify, I want it to be automatically corrected, no key inputs. Many thanks! 回答1: There is an Auto Correct extension for VS Code. Its configuration is pretty

How to sort SOLR spellCheck suggestions NOT by frequency?

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If you search for ahve on my staging index you get the as the first spellcheck correction because the appears more than have in the index (I have 500 documents indexed). If you search for ahve on my local index you get have as the first spellcheck correction because have appears more than any other word in the index. (I have 21 documents indexed). This is a simple dumb returned from my staging index <lst name="ahve"> <int name="numFound">5</int> <int name="startOffset">0</int> <int name="endOffset">4</int> <int name="origFreq">0</int> <arr name="suggestion"> <lst> <str name="word">the</str>

Excel spell check using C#

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问题 some one just help me with this! why isn't this code working.I don't find much tutorials on the internet too. Excel.Application xlApp; Excel.Workbook xlWorkBook; Excel.Worksheet xlWorkSheet; object misValue = System.Reflection.Missing.Value; xlApp = new Excel.ApplicationClass(); xlWorkBook = xlApp.Workbooks.Add(misValue); xlWorkShee=(Excel.Worksheet)xlWorkBook.Worksheets.get_Item(1); xlApp.SpellingOptions.UserDict = "CUSTOM.DIC"; var udict = xlApp.SpellingOptions.UserDict; xlWorkSheet

Android Word Validation

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问题 I am developing an Android word game like Scrabble. I need to check if the word a user enters is correct (aka is a String entered by a user equal to an existing word ). All that Android seems to offer is a spell-checking api which provides you with some suggestions based on your input. This just seems silly to me because these suggestions are actual words and there seems to be nothing in the api that is able to check if a word exists in it's dictionary. I understood that there are some other

Including Microsoft Office Spell Checker in own application

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问题 I heard a while ago that the Microsoft Office Spell Checker could be included in own application by using the COM interface of it. Someone remembers the details? Which dll, or which ActiveX Object was it? 回答1: I have been investigating this just a month ago. It seems that it was possible, but if I remember well since Office 2003 the embeddable COM component has been removed. You will have to look for older versions if you want to do so. Unfortunately I don't have any link, but it took me few

Including Microsoft Office Spell Checker in own application

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I heard a while ago that the Microsoft Office Spell Checker could be included in own application by using the COM interface of it. Someone remembers the details? Which dll, or which ActiveX Object was it? I have been investigating this just a month ago. It seems that it was possible, but if I remember well since Office 2003 the embeddable COM component has been removed. You will have to look for older versions if you want to do so. Unfortunately I don't have any link, but it took me few minutes to find the appropiate explanations in Microsoft forums. I have been evaluating some commercial

Is it possible to add a custom spellchecking dictionary to a style?

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I've found numerous sites that provide examples of how to add a custom spellchecking dictionary to an individual textbox like so: <TextBox SpellCheck.IsEnabled="True" > <SpellCheck.CustomDictionaries> <sys:Uri>customdictionary.lex</sys:Uri> </SpellCheck.CustomDictionaries> </TextBox> And I've tested this in my app and it works just fine. However, I have industry specific jargon that I need to have ignored across ALL the textboxes in the application and applying this custom dictionary to each one individually seems to spit in the face of styles. At the moment I have a global textbox style to

Comparing list of strings with an available dictionary/thesaurus

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问题 I have a program (C#) that generates a list of strings (permutations of an original string). Most of the strings are random grouping of the original letters as expected (ie etam,aemt, team). I wanna find the one string in the list that is an actual English word, programatically. I need a thesaurus/dictionary to look up and compare each string to. Any one know of a resource available. Im using VS2008 in C#. 回答1: You could download a list of words from the web (say one of the files mentioned

Comparing list of strings with an available dictionary/thesaurus

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I have a program (C#) that generates a list of strings (permutations of an original string). Most of the strings are random grouping of the original letters as expected (ie etam,aemt, team). I wanna find the one string in the list that is an actual English word, programatically. I need a thesaurus/dictionary to look up and compare each string to. Any one know of a resource available. Im using VS2008 in C#. You could download a list of words from the web (say one of the files mentioned here: http://www.outpost9.com/files/WordLists.html ), then then do a quick: // Read words from file. string []