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MKTFS
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.
automaticall go to "HAS". Please let me know a way around this.
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Mike H
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.
Mike
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.
Mike
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James Silverton
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.
James Silverton
Potomac, Maryland
E-mail, with obvious alterations:
not.jim.silverton.at.verizon.not
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.
James Silverton
Potomac, Maryland
E-mail, with obvious alterations:
not.jim.silverton.at.verizon.not
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Gord Dibben
Tools>Autocorrect options.
Delete the correction for HSA
Note: the autocorrection list is used by all Office applications.
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
Delete the correction for HSA
Note: the autocorrection list is used by all Office applications.
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP