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I have an inherited spreadsheet where the data was pulled from Oracle. It's a
simple Excel sheet (Excel 2003). However for example in one of the columns it says Cables and I need to change that to CABLES. When I type it, it reverts back to the original. I have tried to remove all formatting. I tried to format as general and text but still does the same thing. I found a word around by typing in another spreadsheet and copying/pasting over, but is there a way to remove whatever hidden formatting is out there? I tried clearing just the formatting and also clearing everything from the cell and it still does the same thing. Thanks, Carla |
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