If you mean to change numbers into the word equivalents, like 7 into seven, that cannot be done. Even though we only have 10 digits, there are an infinite amount of numbers with all sorts of names, so it is not possible to do it for all numbers. You could do it for a small range, say 1 to 20, but to do it for all numbers is not practical.
To do it for 1 to 20, you could do it as follows. In A1 type in the word "Number" and in the cells from A2 to A21 type the numbers 1 to 20. Then in B1 type in "Words" and in B2 to B21 type the corresponding words to the numbers beside them.
Then in A25 type a number. In B25 enter the following formula:
=VLOOKUP(A25,A2:B21,2)
Now any time you type a number between 1 and 20 into A25, B25 will show the word for it. If you then think of having to do that for more numbers, you can see how impractical it would be. Even this will only work for numbers put into A25, not any other cell. So for many reasons, it could not be done.
automatically
automatically. you had it correct.
spell checker
Excel has a spell checker. If you go into the Tools menu there is a Spellchecker option there. You also can just press the F7 key to start it.
Spell checker
Spell Check
Yes; there is only one "l" in excel. The second "l" is used only when adding suffixes to the root, as in the words excellent or excelled.
I have written step-by-step instructions on how to spell out numeric value in words using MS Excel macro in the below blog: http://grvishal.webs.com/apps/blog/show/7424633-how-to-spell-out-numeric-value-of-currency-in-english-words-using-excel-add-in-
No. You can do a single click on the Spell Check icon or just press the F7 key.
Yes. Quickbooks can do spellcheck through the Spell Check feature which is automatically turned on by default.
If by "sort out," you mean find and correct, then use the spell checker.
It is already written in standard form/notation.