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Default I want "(c)" to appear in the cell - not "©"

Excel wants to change it for me, every time. The cell is formatted as
Text.
How do I suppress this feature? I can't find it in Options.

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You can find it on Tools | Autocorrect - it is the first one listed on
my XL 2000. Just remove it from the list of autocorrections.

Hope this helps.

Pete

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Excel wants to change it for me, every time. *The cell is formatted as
Text.
How do I suppress this feature? *I can't find it in Options.

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On Feb 29, 12:44*pm, Pete_UK wrote:
You can find it on Tools | Autocorrect - it is the first one listed on
my XL 2000. Just remove it from the list of autocorrections.

Hope this helps.

Pete


It absolutely does help. Many thanks.


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How do I suppress this feature? *I can't find it in Options.


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Default I want "(c)" to appear in the cell - not "©"

Another option is to press CTRL + Z to undo the autocorrect option.
This will only work after the next key is tapped and will not work after
enter is pressed.

HTH
Martin


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On Feb 29, 12:44 pm, Pete_UK wrote:
You can find it on Tools | Autocorrect - it is the first one listed on
my XL 2000. Just remove it from the list of autocorrections.

Hope this helps.

Pete


It absolutely does help. Many thanks.


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How do I suppress this feature? I can't find it in Options.


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You're welcome, Frank - thanks for feeding back.

Pete

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On Feb 29, 12:44*pm, Pete_UK wrote:

You can find it on Tools | Autocorrect - it is the first one listed on
my XL 2000. Just remove it from the list of autocorrections.


Hope this helps.


Pete


It absolutely does help. *Many thanks.





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How do I suppress this feature? *I can't find it in Options.


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