Is there any excel formula or any other source to know the all English Dictionary ( USA/England ) meaning of a word?
For an example:-
If I want to know the meaning of a word "Empty", then,it should shown as "remove all the contents of (a container)."Ample",it should shown as "enough or more than enough; plentiful.
How is possible with the help of any excel tool?
Excel formula or any source to know the dictionary meaning
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Excel formula or any source to know the dictionary meaning
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Google Define can define the meaning of words. Excel does not have a thesaurus so cannot naively provide any meanings.
Your best bet is to try incorporate a Google definition by maybe placing the word in a cell and running a hyperlink to Google to define the word.
This is just my idea.
Your best bet is to try incorporate a Google definition by maybe placing the word in a cell and running a hyperlink to Google to define the word.
This is just my idea.
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Thanks Rudi.
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I added a sample workbook to my previous reply if you are interested.
I must apologise. On inspection I see Excel 2013 does have a thesaurus? Possible older versions to. Just NEVER used it in an Excel context
A thesaurus simply gives synonyms of words..not necessarily their meanings.
In what context are you trying to work with this?
I must apologise. On inspection I see Excel 2013 does have a thesaurus? Possible older versions to. Just NEVER used it in an Excel context
A thesaurus simply gives synonyms of words..not necessarily their meanings.
In what context are you trying to work with this?
Regards,
Rudi
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Rudi
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