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In several spreadsheets the contents of cells in one column displayed as a
series of pound signs. I set the cells to wrap, data type to text. In some cases I was able to restore normal display by removing part of the text if that part includes numbers. Most of the cells had lots of text, some with more than 256 characters, some with less. Another column had cells with similar quantities of text, but displayed everything correctly. On a hunch, I selected the cell with no problems using the format paintbrush and then clicked on the problem column. Bam! The pound signs went away, and actual values were displayed. As far as I could tell, the cells were formatted the same. Does anyone have a clue what was formatted incorrectly in the problem column? |
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