The behavior you're experiencing is due to Lucidchart's automatic emoji replacement feature, which converts :100: into an emoji (a double-underlined "100" symbol). This is an intended feature rather than a bug, but I understand how it can interfere with your diagram's accuracy.
To prevent this from happening, try one of the following workarounds:
- Use a different format – Instead of
:100:, try writing : 100 : (with spaces). - Insert a zero-width space – You can place a zero-width space () between the colons and numbers, breaking the automatic conversion (e.g.,
:100:).
I hope this helps.
Thanks,
Chris