What is the effect of selecting Change All in Grammar and Spelling?

What is the effect of selecting Change All in Grammar and Spelling?

• A. Applies all suggested corrections to the document
• B. Reverts changes
• C. Opens a new document
• D. Ignores all suggestions

Answer: (A)

When you choose Change All in Grammar and Spelling, Word takes the currently selected suggested correction and applies it to every instance of that same issue across the document. This makes repetitive edits quick and ensures consistency, so you don’t have to approve each occurrence one by one. It’s different from reverting changes (which undoes edits) or opening a new document, and it doesn’t mean ignoring suggestions—you’re actively applying them. After using Change All, a quick read-through is still wise to confirm the changes flow naturally in context.

When you choose Change All in Grammar and Spelling, Word takes the currently selected suggested correction and applies it to every instance of that same issue across the document. This makes repetitive edits quick and ensures consistency, so you don’t have to approve each occurrence one by one. It’s different from reverting changes (which undoes edits) or opening a new document, and it doesn’t mean ignoring suggestions—you’re actively applying them. After using Change All, a quick read-through is still wise to confirm the changes flow naturally in context.