text (c) entry

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Ron Carruthers

How do I create the text label (c) in a cell? Every time I enter it alone,
or as part of a longer text string, it shows as a c inside a circle, the
copyright symbol, I presume. I just want left bracket, small c, right
bracket. Excel from Office XP.
Thanks
 
It's an Autocorrect substitution.

Type CTRL-z immediately after the substitution to reverse it.

Or you can disable autocorrect via Tools/Autocorrect and uncheck the
Replace text as you type checkbox (or jut remove the (c) entry). Note,
however, that changes to Autocorrect apply Office-wide, not just to XL.
 
Hi Ron,
If you go to Tools>Auto correct you can delete the reference to the (c)
becoming the copyright symbol altogether, or just alter it so it won't
conflict with (c).
Rob
 
Hi Ron.
Go to Tools > AutoCorrect Options and delete the entry
that replaces (c) with ©.

HTH
Jason
Atlanta, GA
 

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