How make excel remember words you commonly use from one document to next?

chadinark

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I've looked for the answer to this but not really seeing it. Seems like every related topic I see discusses how to use autocomplete with one document. I get that. And I use it but that only works once you've already typed that word once in the document, right? Can I have Excel remember words or phrases I commonly use from one document to the next? Seems like Word will do this. Or maybe can you set up a drop-down as a template that will store those words for you, which you can add/delete from as you like? if that makes any sense...

I use 07 version.

Thanks!
chad
 

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