Spell checker
if you are refering to word then you can use abc spelling check.
To check the spelling of a document in most word processing software, you typically use the F7 key. Pressing F7 initiates the spell check feature, allowing you to review and correct any spelling errors. Additionally, many programs also have a "Spelling and Grammar" option in the Tools or Review menu that can be accessed with the mouse.
Check the spelling !
If by "sort out," you mean find and correct, then use the spell checker.
I'm not sure about grammar, but to check spelling in Excel:1) First, open the worksheet you would like to check the spelling within.2) Open the review tab.3) Click on Proofing.4) Click Spelling.5) The spelling dialog box appears.Just in case anyone does not know, click Ignore Once to ignore the word once but check it again. Click Ignore All to ignore this word throughout the sheet. Click Add To Dictionary to add this word to the computer's dictionary so it is never checked again. Click Change to use the suggested word to replace the misspelled one. Click Change All to replace the misspelled word with the suggested one throughout the whole sheet. Click AutoCorrect to use the first suggested word each time you click AutoCorrect. Click Dictionary Language to change the language that your computer's dictionary is in. Click Undo last to undo the previous change. And click Options to open the options block for further choices.
In Excel you can use the ISNUMBER() function.
No, but journalists do. They also tend to check their spelling.
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Spell check facility is also there in Power Point. It is there under the review tab and then Spelling.
Ridiculous - use spell check!
Check spelling, that's not an English word.
You need to set up an objective function via Maximum Likelihood Estimation, and then use Excel's Solver to maximize it for estimation parameters. Check out the attached link for an example Excel spreadsheet