Adding or Removing AutoCorrect Entries in Word: A Step-by-Step Guide

Whether you’re updating your AutoCorrect list or removing outdated entries, Microsoft Word makes it easy. Follow these straightforward steps to customize your AutoCorrect settings.

Add New AutoCorrect Entries

1. Open AutoCorrect Options:
   • Launch Word and go to the File tab.
   • Select Options at the bottom of the left pane.
   • In the Word Options window, click Proofing in the left pane, then select AutoCorrect Options.
2. Add a Replacement:
   • In the AutoCorrect window, type the word or phrase to be replaced in the Replace box.
   • Enter the desired replacement in the With box.
   • Click Add to save the entry.
3. Finalize:
   • Repeat for additional entries as needed, then click OK to apply changes.
   • AutoCorrect will now automatically replace the specified text in your documents.

Delete AutoCorrect Entries

1. Open AutoCorrect Options:
   • Follow the same steps as above to navigate to the AutoCorrect window.
2. Remove an Entry:
   • Scroll through the alphabetical list and select the entry to delete.
   • Click the Delete button to remove it.
3. Confirm Changes:
   • Repeat for additional entries, then click OK to return to your document.
   • Verify that the deleted entry is no longer active.

By following these steps, you can effortlessly manage your AutoCorrect entries, ensuring they stay relevant to your needs.

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