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I receive a .CSV file that contains hexadecimal data. Ordinarily, this
represents no problem, but occasionally, the raw data might look like this: 7E00 7E08 7DEC Excel displays these values as: 7.00E+00 7.00E+10 07-Dec clearly not the values I want displayed. The data comes from a source that I cannot control so there is no way to request the data in a different format. Is there a way to prevent EXCEL from making these changes? Thanks. |
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