Use VBA to Spellcheck several cells only

Hello.

I have a spreadsheet where I would like a macro that can spellcheck three cells (E35,E82, and B89), but I'm having trouble programming this.

Using code from this OzGrid Forum post, I came up with:

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This does Spellcheck the correct cells, but after it checks all three, it brings up three consecutive "Do you want to continue Checking at the beginning of the sheet?" Prompts

Researching this, I found these ExcelForum and DailyDose posts, which I used to make this code:

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This code doesn't pop up any boxes at all, even if there's mis-typed words in Cells E35, B82, and B89, even though they are picked up correctly from a GUI F7 Spellcheck.

I have a feeling the code I need lies somewhere between these two, but I haven't been able to code or google-Fu my way to a solution. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Thanks for the reply, Solus.

For the first code, you are right: It does spellcheck all the other cells after the first one (both the other two in the range, and the other non specified cells)

This is the behaviour I'm trying to suppress: I want it to check only those three cells, ignoring all other cells, and not giving the "continue Checking at the beginning" cells.

They're Freeform cells: Anything could be typed into them, which is why I want to spellcheck them

Thanks for the code, Solus.

it seems to be explicitly checking just those three cells. It's popping up [Cell] is spelled incorrectly, rather than the Suggest/Change/Ignore Spelling Window - can that window be displayed?

Thanks for the info, Solus.

I've been away for the week, but I had another look at it. I Recorded a macro by highlighting the cells I want, which (With a bit of tidying up), gave this:

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It looks like the merged cells were confusing things - This code gives the desired behaviour: Spell checks the three "Cells" using the normal spellcheck window, and does not prompt to check other cells.

However, this stops working when the worksheet is protracted: It ends with "Run-Time error 1004 CheckSpelling Method of Range Class failed"

When I check the merged cell properties, they aren't set to locked or hidden. Can anyone suggest what to look into to make that code snippet work with protection?