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I can't seem to use an acronym in the cell. FOr example "HSA" will
automaticall go to "HAS". Please let me know a way around this.

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Try

Tools|Auto correct options
Type HSA in the left hand box and you should find HAS comes up in the right
hand one. Click Delete.

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I can't seem to use an acronym in the cell. FOr example "HSA" will
automaticall go to "HAS". Please let me know a way around this.

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Mike wrote on Thu, 20 Mar 2008 08:15:01 -0700:

Tools| Auto correct options
MH Type HSA in the left hand box and you should find HAS comes
MH up in the right hand one. Click Delete.

MH Mike

MH "MKTFS" wrote:

?? I can't seem to use an acronym in the cell. FOr example
?? "HSA" will automaticall go to "HAS". Please let me know a
?? way around this.

Perennial question isn't it? I always seem to forget the
different techniques in Word and Excel to temporarily cancel an
autocorrect. Anyway, in Excel after a space in the formula bar,
the acronym will change but CTRL-Z will switch it back. Word and
Excel use the same autocorrect file and I prefer to not make
permanent changes.

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ToolsAutocorrect options.

Delete the correction for HSA

Note: the autocorrection list is used by all Office applications.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

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I can't seem to use an acronym in the cell. FOr example "HSA" will
automaticall go to "HAS". Please let me know a way around this.


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