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Default Format cells wont let me "0.00 g"

I want format a column with a number value and the letter "g" following it. I
have already done this with Kt. value but for some reason the letter G
doesn't work. It says cannot use the number format you typed.
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Default Format cells wont let me "0.00 g"


Do you not just format it as 0.00"g" ??

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Use either

0.00 "g"

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