I am using Calc and I want to - generally have the functionality of Calc autocorrecting two initial caps; - still be able to use it every now and then for plural abbreviations (like RTs for reaction times). As far as I remember, it was possible to type that, let Calc autocorrect, and then do CTRL-Z do undo only the autocorrect. That is not possible anymore and neither is goign back into the cell and changing the t to T because the moment one exits the cell, the t comes back. Am I supposed to deactivate all of that autocorrect for a simple cell?!!
Hi, I verified under 4.1.5.3 and 4.2.0.4 and both have the same behavior, even when unchecked AutoInput, from what I recall it has always been like that in Calc, Ctrl+Z works in Writer. As a workaround you should add your abbreviations to the exceptions list. Set to enhancement, New - Sophie
Cool, thanks, looking forward to that, I need that with a lot of different things (variable names in statistics).
On pc Debian x86-64 with LO 4.3.3, I must do Ctrl-Z twice (on Writer or on Calc) so the 2 initials appear. I put fdo#57646 in See Also. The goal is to automatically add the word in exception list when undoing.
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