With your username! How Word and Excel translation works In most Windows systems it should be similar to: C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\AddIns Hitting the translate button with result in the text being translated and replaced, however the formatting might change – so watch out!ĭownload Copy the AddIn to your Microsoft AddIns folderĬopy the xlam AddIn Workbook to your Microsoft AddIns folder. Making it easy to simply select the language you want to translate from and to in Word.

The AddIn is provided with a list of supported languages. Now all you need to do is select any text and hit the Translate button (or CTRL+ SHIFT+ T shortcut)! The Word Translator AddIn is very simple to use. Thankfully I am introducing the Word Translator AddIn and the Excel Translator AddIn! Word Translator AddIn: Translate text in Word However, on a daily basis if you often switch between languages you might want an AddIn instead. If you have my VBA Time Saver AddIn you probably already have a neat VBA function for translations which you can add as a shortcut. Usually what most of us have mastered is a simple process of copying texts from documents to Google Translate and back. Working in multinational organisations many of us struggle with ad-hoc translations of Word documents or Excel spreadsheets.