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how do I format font to prevent superscript "th" when I type 375th
Example: When I type 375th, the "th" automatically goes to superscript. How
can I format the font or whatever to prevent the "th" to superscript? Please help. |
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This is a facility of AutoCorrect. Click on Tools - AutoCorrect and click
on the AutoFormat as you Type section. Remove the tick from the Ordinals (1st) wit Superscript box and click OK, your numbers will now stop being formatted like this. Andrea Jones http://www.allaboutoffice.co.uk http://www.stratatraining.co.uk http://www.allaboutclait.com "hunter" wrote: Example: When I type 375th, the "th" automatically goes to superscript. How can I format the font or whatever to prevent the "th" to superscript? Please help. |
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