(c) automatically turning into copyright
 

how can I enter (c) without excel converting it into a copyright symbol?


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(c) automatically turning into copyright
 

Delete that entry from the list under Tools Options, on the Spelling tab,
under Autocorrect Options.

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(c) automatically turning into copyright
 

One way would be to delete the autocorrect entry for (c) by
clicking on Tools | AutoCorrect Options | AutoCorrect tab |
<click on the entry for (c) | Delete | OK. Note that this will
delete the specified autocorrect entry in all of your Office
applications, not just in Excel.

Another way would be to turn off the AutoCorrect feature in Excel
by clicking on Tools | AutoCorrect Options | AutoCorrect tab |
uncheck the "Replace text as you type" box | OK.

Scorpvin wrote:

how can I enter (c) without excel converting it into a copyright symbol?

(c) automatically turning into copyright
 

Under the Menu - Tools/Auto Correct Options, you should be able to
change to setting to stop excel from replacing (c) with ©


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(c) automatically turning into copyright
 

And you could just hit ctrl-z (edit|undo) to revert to (c) (and still keep the
autocorrect entry alive for most things).

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