I have been working on a large document, which is the transcript of a court trial.

The phrase "Your Honour" is used throughout the document, but I have found that Word consistently flags that phrase as erroneous, and recommends it be changed to "You're Honour".

Is there some way I can get Word to ignore this throughout the entire document?

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Replace.


Create a "No proofing" character style.
Creating "No proofing" styles in Microsoft Word - No Spell Check character style and Code paragraph style - keep text from being checked for spelling or grammar



Use the Replace function and replace Your Honor with Your Honor.
In the Replace with box, choose Format > Style and pick your style.


This will replace any direct formatting, as well.

Thanks for that. I think it seems to have worked.