If it has to do with column width, double-click on the line between the
column with the ### and the one to right, you 'll expand the column, exposing
the full number.

EX: cell A1 has ####, so position the cursor between the A and the B column
headers, on the line until the cursor turns into a black line with two
arrows. Double-click.

"RSCoyner" wrote:

In Excel, using line wrap for text, some cells will appear as ######### on
one line. Attempts to correct the problem by re-entering the format
(text-line wrap checked-top alignment) do not work. Even copying the style
from a "good" wrapped cell does not correct the problem.