How to check spelling of ONLY UNCAPITALIZED words in InDesign 2022?

[Editorial-Design]

How can I check spelling of ONLY UNCAPITALIZED words in InDesign 2022?

Thank you.

[Willi Adelberger]

Apply a character style to capitalized words with the language [No Language].

[Editorial-Design]

Thank you, Willi, for your quick reply.

Unfortunately, I do not understand how your solution helps me find spelling errors for only UNcapitalized words.

Plus, it seems it would take forever to apply characters style sheet to every capitalized word in an 80-page magazine.

And what specifications would that character style sheet include?

[Dave Creamer of IDEAS]

You could use the GREP Find/change to apply the character styles. I believe this would work: Find "\u\u+" and apply the character style set to No Language.

The spell checker only checks words that have a language applied to them.

[Editorial-Design]

I appreciate the replies, but as someone who has no clue about how to use GREP, that answer is  not useful. Nor did I understand the first reply. I'm someone who needs step-by-step instruction and definition of terms. Alas....

[Robert at ID-Tasker]

@Editorial-Design

- Create a new CharStyle - set formatting you want + [No Language]

- Hit Ctrl+F, switch to GREP tab, type "\u\u+" - without " - into Find field, select newly created CharStyle in Change to options

- Hit Change All. 

Of course, try on a copy of your file. 

[Dave Creamer of IDEAS]

@Robert at ID-Tasker Isn't that what I said over a week ago? 😜

[Robert at ID-Tasker]

@Dave Creamer of IDEAS

Yes, but I think I've made it a bit more step-by-step - as requested.

[Dave Creamer of IDEAS]

Apologies. 

[Robert at ID-Tasker]

Apologies. 

By @Dave Creamer of IDEAS

For what? 

[Dave Creamer of IDEAS]

There are a couple of gifs that show the character style creation and the find/change operation.