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Hi,
When I enter the words "true" or "false" by themselves in any excel cell (I am using 2007 Pro), they are automatically centered and displayed in upper case. When included in a sort (e.g., A-Z ascending) in this format, they always appear at the bottom of the sort. I am aware of some workarounds like preceding the text with an apostrophe as in 'true or 'false or just adding an empty space right after it. But is there a more direct way of simply turning off this feature? I can't seem to find any when I go to excel options. Thanks again for your valuable help. |
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