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Default Cells not recognised for charts


I have a table of public domain data from Nomis (The UK Gov't office
that provides data on employment).

I have created the table manually and it works fine. The Nomis one will
not display as a chart. I have copied the formatting of the manual one
to the Nomis version, so it's not that. All cells are 'general' in both
tables.

If I double click in each cell, it does something to it and it will
then be recognised but I cannot see anything which tells me what the
difference is before and after.

If anyone can help me understand what the issue is, and even better,
how to solve it, I'd appreciate it.

I'm limited to Excel 97 SR2.

Please see example attached.

Many thanks,

Baldy


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