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How do I ignore the "Number stored as text" error message permane.
I have numbers stored as text. I don't consider this to be an error, but
Microsoft Excel does, and puts a little green triangle in the upper left corner of the cell. I can click to ignore the error, thereby hiding or removing the green triangle, but after I save the document (type xml) and retrieve it, the error returns. How do I permanently disable the green triangle from appearing. -- Kevin |
How do I ignore the "Number stored as text" error message permane.
Tools/ Options/ Error checking...
Disable options to suit your preferences. -- David Biddulph "reston33" wrote in message ... I have numbers stored as text. I don't consider this to be an error, but Microsoft Excel does, and puts a little green triangle in the upper left corner of the cell. I can click to ignore the error, thereby hiding or removing the green triangle, but after I save the document (type xml) and retrieve it, the error returns. How do I permanently disable the green triangle from appearing. -- Kevin |
How do I ignore the "Number stored as text" error message permane.
toolsoptionserror checking tabremove tick in the number stored as text box
-- John MOS Master Instructor Office 2000, 2002 & 2003 Please reply & rate any replies you get Ice Hockey rules (especially the Wightlink Raiders) "reston33" wrote: I have numbers stored as text. I don't consider this to be an error, but Microsoft Excel does, and puts a little green triangle in the upper left corner of the cell. I can click to ignore the error, thereby hiding or removing the green triangle, but after I save the document (type xml) and retrieve it, the error returns. How do I permanently disable the green triangle from appearing. -- Kevin |
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