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I am entering dollar amounts into a spreadsheet that has not been updated in
months. When I delete the old number, then enter the new amount (say, $13,456.00) into the cell and then click onto the next cell for editing, the cell that I just entered $13,456.00 instantly converts to #######. What happened to the numbers and how do I correct this from happening? They are very simple entries without formulas and I don't understand how to keep the numbers present in the cell. -- Thanks! |
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