Hello,
I’m running into an issue, trying to paste mac address into a text box and sometimes the combination of letters and numbers change the text to an icon. Example: 00:02:de:81:f5:6b
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+3Best answer by Amelia W
Hi
+5Good afternoon,
How interesting! I think the :de is an emoji for Denmark? I’ll see if I can find a work around and also provide this feedback to the right team.
+3
Thanks for the reply! Here’s another example, this one is creating the emoji for a CD
00:01:5c:b7:cd:e7
+5I did find a workaround, but I will still report this behavior internally.
The work around I found is that when pasting, if you select where you want to paste (in a sticky note, or text box, etc) right click and select “paste” in the menu. This allowed me to paste without the emoji being added.
Shantel Gillette
+24- Lucid Legend Level 10
Hi
Try to use the code block feature to preserve text formatting, ideal for technical data like MAC addresses that shouldn't be auto-formatted or converted to emojis
Make use of the hep article and see if that helps.
Code Visualization: How to Turn Complex Code Into Diagrams | Lucidchart Blog
Announcing Diagram as Code | Lucidchart
Hope this helps - Happy to help further!!
Thank you very much and have a great one!
Warm regards
Huma || Lucid Legend
+9Hi
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