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Hello,
I am using chrome on databrick notebook, but the sign "=" displays weirdly(but works fine).
How can I revise this? Any suggestion will be appreciated, thank you.
Hi, just want to let you know my problem has been solved in a dirty way.
I opened another workspace and import previous notebook then "=" displayed normally.
Thanks for your reply.
Hi @Jonathan ,
Glad to know that your issue has resolved. And thanks for sharing the solution, which might be beneficial to other community members reading this thread.
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I couldn't reproduce this issue. Was it showing the symbol fine before? Maybe it's some intermittent problem.
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Yes, it was showing fine before. I think maybe it's caused by browser(chrome) issues because it's now showing fine on edge.
I tried clean up the cookies and cache but it remains the same.
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I'm thinking it might involve region or language settings, or possible a plugin/extension swapping keys. I once toyed with a computer setting which swapped my keyboard mapping.
Does it get executed by Databricks as equals_equals , or does it get interpreted as minus_minus, @Jonathan ?
It works fine as equal sign.
So typing 1-1 == 0 looks like
