A family of Microsoft word processing software products for creating web, email, and print documents.
AI answer:
On iPad, this is typically controlled by the device keyboard settings rather than Word itself. Try this path first: Open iPad Settings. Go to General > Keyboard. Turn Auto-Correction Off. Also review other automatic keyboard options there, such as auto-capitalization and predictive word suggestions, and turn them off if needed. If Microsoft SwiftKey is being used on the iPad instead of the Apple keyboard: Open the Microsoft SwiftKey app. Tap Settings. Turn Autocorrect Off. This should stop the keyboard from changing punctuation behavior while typing words like don't.
Auto-Correction was already turned off.
I turned off Auto-Correction and Predictive Text
Microsoft SwiftKey is not being used.
The problem still exists! Typing "don't" within Word on my iPad still produces "don' t".
How do I fix this?
(BTW: Text Replacement', a facility within iOS is unrelated to to this issue as there are no replacements for apostrophe. (Text Replacement is very important on my iPad so I cannot turn it off.)