Assuming you already found the Tools -> Autocorrect options (which is exactly where you'd expect it to be), that still leaves the (very annoying) autocomplete function enabled. To turn it off in calc, you need to disable:<\/p>\n
Tools -> Cell Contents -> AutoInput<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
This will turn it off until you turn it back on. I found it thanks to
this weblog<\/a><\/del> (update: link is dead).<\/p>\nUnfortunately, when editing a table in Writer, some auto-correct options still remain: numbers are automatically \"corrected\", +1 and 1.0 for example change into \"1\". This can be changed by<\/p>\n
setting the \"Number format\" (in right-click menu) of all cells to \"Text\".<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
You can probably change the default table style to fix this forever, but I have not tried yet.<\/p>\n
(Why do the bloody programmers always think they know better what I want to do than me? If I type two capital letters that is because I want them. If it was a mistake I can correct it myself. Stop forcing this unwanted \"automatic\" guessing:
90%<\/del> 99% of the time the guess is wrong!)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Assuming you already found the Tools -> Autocorrect options (which is exactly where you'd expect it to be), that still leaves the (very annoying) autocomplete function enabled. To turn it off in calc, you need to disable: Tools -> Cell … Continue reading