Editing Grammar Rules

[Franz van Dyk]

Is there any way one can edit the Grammar checker? The fact that the current rules insist on inserting a comma in front of "which" drives me nuts, eg "The spreadsheet contains pivot tables which can easily be manipulated" is corrected to "...tables, which...". I want to get rid of the comma. Any suggestions would be much appreciated

 

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Word is trying to be helpful. Change this to the correct "pivot tables that
can easily be manipulated" and you won't get any static from the grammar
checker.

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Is there any way one can edit the Grammar checker? The fact that the

current rules insist on inserting a comma in front of "which" drives me
nuts, eg "The spreadsheet contains pivot tables which can easily be
manipulated" is corrected to "...tables, which...". I want to get rid of
the comma. Any suggestions would be much appreciated

 

[Franz van Dyk]

Ok, maybe a bad example but there are many instances where the comma should NOT be inserted