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In any cell I typed in the followings:
ESifhpef;pef;OD; When I edited it with a space in between h and p, it changed to; Esifh pef;pef;OD; Notice the Ucase of S changed to Lcase s How to I set up Excel not to do that? It matters for unicode entries. |
unicode entries
Under Tools-Auto Correct Options, uncheck the "Correct two intial capital"
option. (or create an exception rule) -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "danpt" wrote: In any cell I typed in the followings: ESifhpef;pef;OD; When I edited it with a space in between h and p, it changed to; Esifh pef;pef;OD; Notice the Ucase of S changed to Lcase s How to I set up Excel not to do that? It matters for unicode entries. |
unicode entries
Thank you much, Luke
"Luke M" wrote: Under Tools-Auto Correct Options, uncheck the "Correct two intial capital" option. (or create an exception rule) -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "danpt" wrote: In any cell I typed in the followings: ESifhpef;pef;OD; When I edited it with a space in between h and p, it changed to; Esifh pef;pef;OD; Notice the Ucase of S changed to Lcase s How to I set up Excel not to do that? It matters for unicode entries. |
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