Description: How do you have a non-capitalized, single "i" in a Calc cell? If I type a single "i", it reverts to a capital "I" when I leave the cell. How do I prevent that? if preceded by another letter, it stay small. Steps to Reproduce: 1.type i 2.hit return 3.now there is a capital I instead of a small i Actual Results: get capital I Expected Results: should stay as small i Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: Yes Additional Info: should stay as small i
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Well, if "i" is the only letter that you have to go to all that trouble to prevent its capitalization, I believe that this is a bug, not a feature, that needs fixing! At least, reverting to a capital "I" should not be the default, especially since it is the only letter this happens with!! And thanks for the current work-arounds, silly as they are!
Well, that's a bug of English language, where "I" is the only single-character word that is always capitalized. But shrug; I'm not into edit wars.