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− | I want the number or date to be displayed in a certain way in a table, but | + | I want the number or date to be displayed in a certain way in a table, but {{AOo}} automatically changes to another format. How do I stop it? |
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− | If you type <I>03.29.2011</I> in a table, | + | If you type <I>03.29.2011</I> in a table, {{AOo}} will display <I>03/29/11</I> instead. If you type <I>03292011</I>, {{AOo}} will omit the leading zero. |
In order to cancel the number recognition function, follow the steps below: | In order to cancel the number recognition function, follow the steps below: | ||
− | * Go to | + | * Go to {{menu|Tools|Options}}. |
− | * Choose '''OpenOffice | + | * Choose '''OpenOffice Writer'''. |
* Click '''Table'''. | * Click '''Table'''. | ||
* Click and cancel the '''Number recognition''' box. | * Click and cancel the '''Number recognition''' box. |
Latest revision as of 12:26, 8 September 2021
How do I turn off number recognition in tables?
I want the number or date to be displayed in a certain way in a table, but Apache OpenOffice automatically changes to another format. How do I stop it?
If you type 03.29.2011 in a table, Apache OpenOffice will display 03/29/11 instead. If you type 03292011, Apache OpenOffice will omit the leading zero.
In order to cancel the number recognition function, follow the steps below:
- Go to Tools → Options.
- Choose OpenOffice Writer.
- Click Table.
- Click and cancel the Number recognition box.