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Auto substitute emotions within the text
I didn't investigate this, but in Excel community we often have side effect like this
What's the simplest way to avoid such behaviour of the editor?
Fixed!
:) ;) :-)
- Hello, I also reported this as it is under review: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Community-Ideas/Fix-Editor-Code-Block-to-Exclude-Emoticons/idi-p/41160
- AnnaChu
Microsoft
Thanks Chris, we marked this as Under Review on Jan 30 - turns out my team was already investigating this.
- Wondering how this can be avoided too!
- AnnaChu
I would recommend you use the 'Insert Code' function in the text editor to avoid the emoticon shortcuts. See a test below.
=SUM(D3:D12)
That doesn't help:
=SUM(D3:D12)
=SUM(D3:D12)
Why we need these functionality here at all? That's so seldom on this site when people use emotions, if someone wants it's always possible to insert from menu without shortcuts.
Fixed!
:) ;) :-)
