Well, you can use custom substitution to help you save a little bit of time substitution.

And Google docks are pretty straightforward.

Just type some text, and it will become something else.

For instance, type two parentheses with a C in the middle, then press enter or the space bar.

Now it's a copyright symbol.

To make custom substitution, we first have to find the substitution list.

Click tools, thin preferences and substitution.

You can scroll down to check out the default substitution already available.

Now let's create our own substitution every time I type S o.

P.

I want Google docks to replace it with standard operating procedure, click the empty box under replace and type s O P.

Now click the empty box under with and enter standard operating procedure.

Make sure the automatic substitution XYZ checked, then click OK now type S O.

P.

And press the space bar, and there is our custom substitution.

When creating custom substitution, you can use text or any Unicode based symbol like a square roots on or a cowboy emoji.

You can also turn off of substitution by clicking the check box or deleted by clicking the X.

Thankfully, any substitution is you create will also work in the rest of your Google docks.

That way you don't have to recreate them in each document.

You can also use substitution is in the mobile app.

Though it has a big limitation.

You cannot create or edit custom substitution.

That means you can Onley use substitution is that were created on a computer After a little bit of set up.

Custom substitution can help save some time and hassle g c f global, creating opportunities for a better life.