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Default deleting the apostrophe

Using =Value(A1)
gives me an error #Value


maybe, if a formula is required:
=TEXT(A1,"0000-0000-000-000-")





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The apostrophe is a special character that turns the cell into Text.
You can convert it back to a number by using =value(A1). You will lose
the number formatting, but you can re-apply that with a custom format.

Matt


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