Checking the frequency of keywords. Also, replacing keywords with similar ones.

Hello. There will be ongoing work. Articles are being written for the blog. There is semantics. I provide keywords for the topics of the articles to the copywriters. I receive the articles back. Also, there is an Excel file. It has a column. The main keyword. And these keywords are sometimes changed by the copywriters. They may also add some words needed for the title, separated by commas or other symbols. Sometimes the keyword remains in its original form. In other words, among these keywords, there are normal ones that have queries. And the modified keywords do not have queries in the forms they are in. But if you manually change the keyword logically as people might type it or look it up in Google search, then you can find the correct variant. I did it manually through the Google Adwords planner. It is unlikely that it will work with a program here. Because the order of the keywords cannot be changed. The order in which I provided them is the same order in which the keywords were returned with the file. They cannot be mixed in different rows. Because if you throw them all in a list, either in the planner or in a program, and see which ones have queries, then trying to return them to their cells in Excel will not work. Because they will get mixed up. Maybe someone can do it. To keep their order intact. Then it will be much easier for you. And you will only need to find the correct variants for those keywords that have 0 queries. And replace them with new keywords that have at least 10 queries per month. I manually go through the keywords using the planner. It is reliable and of high quality. 100 - 150 keywords in 1 hour and without programs. I will provide the file every day with 100 - 150 keywords. I repeat, among these keywords, half may be correctly written. When you run the file through any service, you will see for yourself. I have detailed instructions with an example of how to do this manually in the Excel file.