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Absolutely Stumped

When I type "13" the spreadsheet shows "14." Possibilities?
 
I cannot find the Option that may be causing this. If I send the spreadsheet
to another system there is no problem typing the number "13" (does not
automatically change to "14"), and in fact when the spreadsheet is returned
to my sytem, the "13" still exists. But when I data enter a "13," it will
automatically change to a "14." I have checked for a formatting issue, and
even selected cells and then used Edit, Clear, All to remove all formatting,
but still get the 13/14 input error.

Sandy Mann

When I type "13" the spreadsheet shows "14." Possibilities?
 
Check Tools AutoCorrect and see if there is an entry that is changing 13 to
14 then if there is look around the office and see who is smiling.

--
HTH

Sandy
In Perth, the ancient capital of Scotland


with @tiscali.co.uk


"Absolutely Stumped" <Absolutely
wrote in
message ...
I cannot find the Option that may be causing this. If I send the
spreadsheet
to another system there is no problem typing the number "13" (does not
automatically change to "14"), and in fact when the spreadsheet is
returned
to my sytem, the "13" still exists. But when I data enter a "13," it will
automatically change to a "14." I have checked for a formatting issue,
and
even selected cells and then used Edit, Clear, All to remove all
formatting,
but still get the 13/14 input error.




Joe

When I type "13" the spreadsheet shows "14." Possibilities?
 
Hi there,
This might be a 'longshot' but I just reproduced your suspect behavior by
entering a '13' and having Excel return a '14'....Go to Tools / Options /
Spelling, click on the "Autocorrect Options" button.... see if someone has
added '13' in the "Replace" column and a '14' in the "With" column.
You may have to scroll down the lists a bit to see if its at the bottom of
the list.

Hope this helps,
Joe

"Absolutely Stumped" wrote:

I cannot find the Option that may be causing this. If I send the spreadsheet
to another system there is no problem typing the number "13" (does not
automatically change to "14"), and in fact when the spreadsheet is returned
to my sytem, the "13" still exists. But when I data enter a "13," it will
automatically change to a "14." I have checked for a formatting issue, and
even selected cells and then used Edit, Clear, All to remove all formatting,
but still get the 13/14 input error.


Absolutely Stumped

When I type "13" the spreadsheet shows "14." Possibilities?
 
You and Sandy are brilliant! That's the one place I have failed to check.
I'm going to scope it out right away.

"Joe" wrote:

Hi there,
This might be a 'longshot' but I just reproduced your suspect behavior by
entering a '13' and having Excel return a '14'....Go to Tools / Options /
Spelling, click on the "Autocorrect Options" button.... see if someone has
added '13' in the "Replace" column and a '14' in the "With" column.
You may have to scroll down the lists a bit to see if its at the bottom of
the list.

Hope this helps,
Joe

"Absolutely Stumped" wrote:

I cannot find the Option that may be causing this. If I send the spreadsheet
to another system there is no problem typing the number "13" (does not
automatically change to "14"), and in fact when the spreadsheet is returned
to my sytem, the "13" still exists. But when I data enter a "13," it will
automatically change to a "14." I have checked for a formatting issue, and
even selected cells and then used Edit, Clear, All to remove all formatting,
but still get the 13/14 input error.


Absolutely Stumped

When I type "13" the spreadsheet shows "14." Possibilities?
 
You and Joe are brilliant! That's the one place I have failed to check. I'm
going to scope it out right away.

"Sandy Mann" wrote:

Check Tools AutoCorrect and see if there is an entry that is changing 13 to
14 then if there is look around the office and see who is smiling.

--
HTH

Sandy
In Perth, the ancient capital of Scotland


with @tiscali.co.uk


"Absolutely Stumped" <Absolutely
wrote in
message ...
I cannot find the Option that may be causing this. If I send the
spreadsheet
to another system there is no problem typing the number "13" (does not
automatically change to "14"), and in fact when the spreadsheet is
returned
to my sytem, the "13" still exists. But when I data enter a "13," it will
automatically change to a "14." I have checked for a formatting issue,
and
even selected cells and then used Edit, Clear, All to remove all
formatting,
but still get the 13/14 input error.





Absolutely Stumped

When I type "13" the spreadsheet shows "14." Possibilities?
 
That did the trick! Thank you SO MUCH.

"Sandy Mann" wrote:

Check Tools AutoCorrect and see if there is an entry that is changing 13 to
14 then if there is look around the office and see who is smiling.

--
HTH

Sandy
In Perth, the ancient capital of Scotland


with @tiscali.co.uk


"Absolutely Stumped" <Absolutely
wrote in
message ...
I cannot find the Option that may be causing this. If I send the
spreadsheet
to another system there is no problem typing the number "13" (does not
automatically change to "14"), and in fact when the spreadsheet is
returned
to my sytem, the "13" still exists. But when I data enter a "13," it will
automatically change to a "14." I have checked for a formatting issue,
and
even selected cells and then used Edit, Clear, All to remove all
formatting,
but still get the 13/14 input error.





Absolutely Stumped

When I type "13" the spreadsheet shows "14." Possibilities?
 
That was the ticket. Thanks.

"Joe" wrote:

Hi there,
This might be a 'longshot' but I just reproduced your suspect behavior by
entering a '13' and having Excel return a '14'....Go to Tools / Options /
Spelling, click on the "Autocorrect Options" button.... see if someone has
added '13' in the "Replace" column and a '14' in the "With" column.
You may have to scroll down the lists a bit to see if its at the bottom of
the list.

Hope this helps,
Joe

"Absolutely Stumped" wrote:

I cannot find the Option that may be causing this. If I send the spreadsheet
to another system there is no problem typing the number "13" (does not
automatically change to "14"), and in fact when the spreadsheet is returned
to my sytem, the "13" still exists. But when I data enter a "13," it will
automatically change to a "14." I have checked for a formatting issue, and
even selected cells and then used Edit, Clear, All to remove all formatting,
but still get the 13/14 input error.


Joe

When I type "13" the spreadsheet shows "14." Possibilities?
 
I like Sandy's reply better ... ;-) Find the culprit and they should buy
you '13' lunches.

"Absolutely Stumped" wrote:

You and Sandy are brilliant! That's the one place I have failed to check.
I'm going to scope it out right away.

"Joe" wrote:

Hi there,
This might be a 'longshot' but I just reproduced your suspect behavior by
entering a '13' and having Excel return a '14'....Go to Tools / Options /
Spelling, click on the "Autocorrect Options" button.... see if someone has
added '13' in the "Replace" column and a '14' in the "With" column.
You may have to scroll down the lists a bit to see if its at the bottom of
the list.

Hope this helps,
Joe

"Absolutely Stumped" wrote:

I cannot find the Option that may be causing this. If I send the spreadsheet
to another system there is no problem typing the number "13" (does not
automatically change to "14"), and in fact when the spreadsheet is returned
to my sytem, the "13" still exists. But when I data enter a "13," it will
automatically change to a "14." I have checked for a formatting issue, and
even selected cells and then used Edit, Clear, All to remove all formatting,
but still get the 13/14 input error.



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