is it cancelled or canceled?
 

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&l...=1&q=cancelled

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&l...f=1&q=canceled

Cancelled

according to my dictionary its canceled... (where does the extra l come from...?) but cancelled seems favority according to google..

Cancelled v. can·celed, also can·celled can·cel·ing, can·cel·ling can·cels, can·cels
Maye in australia or some other country its spelled like that

I would say both


can·cel ( P ) Pronunciation Key (knsl)
v. can·celed, also can·celled can·cel·ing, can·cel·ling can·cels, can·cels
v. tr.

To cross out with lines or other markings. See Synonyms at erase.

To annul or invalidate.

To mark or perforate (a postage stamp or check, for example) to indicate that it may not be used again.

To equalize or make up for; offset: Today's decline in stock price canceled out yesterday's gain.

Mathematics.
To remove (a common factor) from the numerator and denominator of a fractional expression.

To remove (a common factor or term) from both sides of an equation or inequality.

Printing.
To omit or delete.

Seems I was a bit late with that.

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your welcome :thumbsup

only one L :D

It's CANCELLED.

thanks and thanks to the previous entry..

So it is true: both are ok.. that confuses me.. i felt like a retard
while in doubt.. interesting.. well ill continue using cancelled then!