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why "..." would interpret as "?"
Anyone has ideas on how I could keep the value of a cell stay as
ALL... Currently, it is interpreting it as ALL? Thanks! |
why "..." would interpret as "?"
Have a look at Tools, Options, Spelling, AutoCorrect Options.
RBS "rambino" wrote in message ... Anyone has ideas on how I could keep the value of a cell stay as ALL... Currently, it is interpreting it as ALL? Thanks! |
why "..." would interpret as "?"
You can check your auto correct settings. Tools - Options - Spelling -
Auto Correct -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "rambino" wrote: Anyone has ideas on how I could keep the value of a cell stay as ALL... Currently, it is interpreting it as ALL? Thanks! |
why "..." would interpret as "?"
It seems when Excel encounters "..." it 'auto-corrects' it with the elipsis
character (#133 in the ANSI character table. See - http://www.handheld-basic.com/docume...page_599.html). Perhaps the font that you have selected does not support the display of that character. To change the Auto Correct options, go to Tools-AutoCorrect Options. -- Hope that helps. Vergel Adriano "rambino" wrote: Anyone has ideas on how I could keep the value of a cell stay as ALL... Currently, it is interpreting it as ALL? Thanks! |
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