ChatterBank1 min ago
Date Query
Just installed Word. When I type the date 19 May 2009 and hit return, it adds 19-5-2009 to the line.
ie . . . . . .19 May 2009 19-5-2009
How can I prevent this please?
ie . . . . . .19 May 2009 19-5-2009
How can I prevent this please?
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Click on the "View" menu.
Click on "Macros" (top part of the button).
Type "AutoCompleteOff" in the macro name.
At the cursor, paste "Application.DisplayAutoCompleteTips = False"
Close the window.
Find "AutoCompleteOff" in the list.
Click "Run".
In the macro editor it will look like this:
Sub AutoCompleteOff()
Application.DisplayAutoCompleteTips = False
End Sub
Click on the "View" menu.
Click on "Macros" (top part of the button).
Type "AutoCompleteOff" in the macro name.
At the cursor, paste "Application.DisplayAutoCompleteTips = False"
Close the window.
Find "AutoCompleteOff" in the list.
Click "Run".
In the macro editor it will look like this:
Sub AutoCompleteOff()
Application.DisplayAutoCompleteTips = False
End Sub
Hiya lil
I don't have, nor have I ever had Word so if I'm off beam here, I'm sorry, but I never allow ignorance to prevent me giving advice!
Is it showing the date this way because Windows does? If so, Windows can be changed by visiting the Control Box and d/clicking Regional and Language Options.
Just a thought!
I don't have, nor have I ever had Word so if I'm off beam here, I'm sorry, but I never allow ignorance to prevent me giving advice!
Is it showing the date this way because Windows does? If so, Windows can be changed by visiting the Control Box and d/clicking Regional and Language Options.
Just a thought!