How to stop autocorrect (c) to © only in Excel？
Usually, when we type (c) into a cell in Excel, it will be corrected to © automatically. Sometimes, you just need to stop this autocorrect (c) to ©, how can you get it done in Excel?
Stop autocorrect (c) to © only in Excel
Stop autocorrect (c) to © only in Excel
Only to stop autocorrect (c) to © in Excel, you can do as follow:
1. Enable Excel, and click File or Office button > Option > Proofing > AutoCorrect Options. See sceenshots:
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2. In the pop-up dialog, select (c) to © from the drop-down list, and then click the Remove buton. Or you can select the (c) to ©, and then replace the © with (c) in the With text box. See screenshots:
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3. Click Replace > Yes > OK > OK to close all the dialogs, now when you type (c) into a cell, it will show just (c). See screenshot:
Tip:
1. If you want to returen autocorrect (c) to ©, just need to go back to the AutoCorrect dialog, and type © into the With text agin.
2. Enter formula =CHAR(169) or hold on ALT and press 0169, you also can get ©.
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