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Trying to get \degf to insert ℉ but so far, I can't get it to do anything. I've seen answers that say the math autocorrect only works in formulas which seems absolutely useless but I can't even get that to work. Anyone actually use this successfully?
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The sole purpose of Math Autocorrect is to make things change in the Insert | Equation feature.
As an experiment I entered into the NORMAL autocorrect change \deg to °C and it worked just fine in a cell.
best wishes
re: converting
Maybe the Convert function is something you can use...
=CONVERT(212,"F","C") returns 100
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