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I need a dash, not a formula
Hello. I need to use dashes in my part numbers, but Excel thinks I want to
use a formula. Can I turn this off somehow, so that I can just use dashes as dashes? Thanks. |
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I need a dash, not a formula
Add an apostrophe (sp) to the beginning.
example: '123456 HTH, Paul "SDP" wrote in message ... Hello. I need to use dashes in my part numbers, but Excel thinks I want to use a formula. Can I turn this off somehow, so that I can just use dashes as dashes? Thanks. |
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I need a dash, not a formula
Look in your ORIGINAL post
-- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "SDP" wrote in message ... Hello. I need to use dashes in my part numbers, but Excel thinks I want to use a formula. Can I turn this off somehow, so that I can just use dashes as dashes? Thanks. |
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