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I have a 9 digit number. With VBA I copy that number to another cell. Excel insists in displaying the number in the second cell in scientific notation. The original number is not a mathematical quantity so I can make it text. Even if I do, it still pastes in scientific notation. How can I copy/paste that entry as a 9 digit number? Thanks for your time. Otto |
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