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Copied data auto-formatted in Excel
Hi there, copying data from one Excel spreadsheet into another using
Excel 2003. Although the 'receiving' spreadsheet has been formatted as General, the data autoformats as "Number". Is there any way to turn this off and have the 'receiving' spreadsheet retain its General properties? (In my case the numbers have leading zeroes that disappear). Thanks. |
Copied data auto-formatted in Excel
"Hammer" wrote in message
oups.com... Hi there, copying data from one Excel spreadsheet into another using Excel 2003. Although the 'receiving' spreadsheet has been formatted as General, the data autoformats as "Number". Is there any way to turn this off and have the 'receiving' spreadsheet retain its General properties? (In my case the numbers have leading zeroes that disappear). Paste Special/ Values? -- David Biddulph |
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