[Elizabeth]

I would like a Word macro that will transpose characters in a word. I know
that AutoCorrect does this if the word is listed in AutoCorrect. But I need
it for words not listed there. I am schu a bda typsit that I coul dnot lits
all the wrdos thta I wnta toc orrect.

[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

I doubt that it is possible to write a macro that could correct "I am schu a
bda typsit that I coul dnot lits
all the wrdos thta I wnta toc orrect."

Transposition of two adjacent characters that are selected can be done with

Selection.Text = Right(Selection.Text, 1) & Left(Selection.Text, 1)

Probably better for you to spend your time learning how to type properly
than spend it correcting your mistakes. Even with a macro, that is going to
take time.
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Hope this helps.

Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my
services on a paid consulting basis.

Doug Robbins - Word MVP

"Elizabeth" wrote in message
...
I would like a Word macro that will transpose characters in a word. I know
that AutoCorrect does this if the word is listed in AutoCorrect. But I
need
it for words not listed there. I am schu a bda typsit that I coul dnot
lits
all the wrdos thta I wnta toc orrect.

[Elizabeth]

Thanks for your response, Doug. That was a feeble attempt at some humour. I
am not really THAT bad. I recently came over from WP5.1 and there I had a
macro such as I described (because of course there I did not have
AutoCorrect).
I will try to make one as you describe.
"Elizabeth" wrote:

I would like a Word macro that will transpose characters in a word. I know
that AutoCorrect does this if the word is listed in AutoCorrect. But I need
it for words not listed there. I am schu a bda typsit that I coul dnot lits
all the wrdos thta I wnta toc orrect.

[Herb Tyson [MVP]]

When I'm tired, my typing becomes almost as bad as what you describe. Over
the years, however, I've slowly but surely added just about every one to the
AutoCorrect list. In case you haven't discovered how easy this is... once
"bda" is underscored as wrong, right-click it and choose AutoCorrect - Bad.
Presto. It's there. If it ever "fixes" something that wasn't broken, just
press Ctrl+Z and keep on typing.

For my money, that's easier than running a transposition macro, and after a
few weeks, you'll have most of the bases covered.

--
Herb Tyson MS MVP
Please respond in the newsgroups so everyone can follow along.
http://www.herbtyson.com
"Elizabeth" wrote in message
...
Thanks for your response, Doug. That was a feeble attempt at some humour.
I
am not really THAT bad. I recently came over from WP5.1 and there I had a
macro such as I described (because of course there I did not have
AutoCorrect).
I will try to make one as you describe.
"Elizabeth" wrote:

I would like a Word macro that will transpose characters in a word. I
know
that AutoCorrect does this if the word is listed in AutoCorrect. But I
need
it for words not listed there. I am schu a bda typsit that I coul dnot
lits
all the wrdos thta I wnta toc orrect.