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hi YouTube if youve ever been in Excel and try to type a list of letters inside of parentheses youve probably come across this issue youll type a B but when you get to see your seen parentheses will automatically turn into the copyright symbol which you may or may not want the same is true for our that will turn into the registered trademark symbol so if you dont want it to happen we can change it by opening up the autocorrect options that is found under the office button on the top left Excel options the proofing tab and then autocorrect heres the whole list of everything contained in the autocorrect feature and the first couple are the ones we were talking about see in parentheses will be replaced by the copyright symbol because its on this list if you dont want that to happen go ahead and delete it Im going to go ahead and leave our just to show that that doesnt change but you can even create your own custom ones if you if you actually want to add a feature like that or put