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On my boss's computer, a WinXP Pro machine with O2K, if he enters a single '
mark before a number, it is stored as text. This is useful when storing numbers with leading zeros, such as UPC numbers. If we look at a number stored as text, the ' mark appears in the formula bar, just to the left of the number. Like this: '031655123450 But if I open the same workbook in my computer (also WinXP Pro with O2k), the mark does not appear, even though the number is still in text format. In fact, if I enter a ' mark in MY copy of Office, the format is changed to text, but the mark disappears. My question is: How can I set my copy of Excel to show the formatting marks? -- GateKeeper Experienced Computer User |
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