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Excel is turning entered dates into formulas despite format. Why?
I have a worksheet that turns all numbers with an operator into a formula.
For instance when I enter "4/11/06" it changes it to "=4/11/06". This is regardless of what the cell format is, date, general, etc. I can create another worksheet in this workbook and this does not occur. I can get around this problem, but there is something tied to this particular sheet that changes what is entered and I would like to find it. Any help out there? This is Excel 2003 |
Excel is turning entered dates into formulas despite format. Why?
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compatibility with Lotus 123 -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom http://nwexcelsolutions.com "Matt Mahan" <Matt wrote in message ... I have a worksheet that turns all numbers with an operator into a formula. For instance when I enter "4/11/06" it changes it to "=4/11/06". This is regardless of what the cell format is, date, general, etc. I can create another worksheet in this workbook and this does not occur. I can get around this problem, but there is something tied to this particular sheet that changes what is entered and I would like to find it. Any help out there? This is Excel 2003 |
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