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Is there an option in XL that if I type data into a cell with a + sign
at the beginning the + sign will remain? For example, in cell A1, if I enter, "+125", the "+" goes away and leaves the "125". I want the "+" to stay. For example, if I typed "=125" the "=" stays, but I want to type "+125" and have the "+" stay. Thanks! |
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