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how to put a number with more than 15 digits in a cell
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how to put a number with more than 15 digits in a cell
You have to enter it as a text value. Either pre-format the cell as
text and then type your number, or include an apostrophe when you type the number, like: '1234567890123456789 The apostrophe will not show in the cell. Hope this helps. Pete On Jun 3, 9:39*am, Shehzad wrote: |
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