Using Spell Check within Documents

The Spell Check feature of Requirements Editor allows you to check the spelling of all text in any open document. Selecting Tools > Spell Check displays the familiar Spell Check dialog.

Note:
  • Regardless of your location within the document, Spell Check begins at the top of the information within the Outline Editor tab.
  • Code for graphics and xPaths are not checked.

Spell check within dynamic documents

The following tabs and columns are spell checked within dynamic documents:
Note: Private notes (Note elements containing a Type attribute with a value of private) are not included when performing Spell Check.
  • Field Grid tab
    • Business Logic
    • Developer Notes
  • Package Rules tab
    • Selection - Business Logic
    • Suggestion - Business Logic
  • Notes tab
    • Description
    • Mandatory Change Description
    • Non-Mandatory Change Description
    • Reason for Change
    • Common File Changes
    Important: Notes have a limit of 32676 characters (32K). This ensures that the entire note fits within the limitation of a single Excel spreadsheet cell. If more characters are required to satisfy the note, you must add another note row.
  • Instance Properties tab
    • Property Value
  • Discrete Party tab
    • Business Logic
  • Outline Editor tab

Spell check within static documents

The following tabs and columns are spell checked within static documents:
  • Package Rules tab
    • Selection - Business Logic
    • Suggestion - Business Logic
  • Discrete Party tab
    • Business Logic
  • Discrete Party ID Rules tab
    • Business Logic
  • Instance Properties tab
    • Property Value
  • Notes tab
    • Description
    • Mandatory Change Description
    • Non-Mandatory Change Description
    • Reason for Change
    • Common File Changes
  • Instance Rules tab
    • Business Logic
  • Instance Display Rules tab
    • Business Logic