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I am running an Access program that exports data into an Excel spreadsheet.
The problem I am having is that I have a FedEx tracking # field that displays in scientific notation because it's longer than 12 digits. Since this program is automated I cannot count on someone to manually change this field to text before the data is used. Is there a way to prevent Excel from converting to scientific notation, or at least change the amount of numbers that must be present before doing so? Thanks. |
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