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When using Excel (Office 2000) worksheets to track my stocks, I use the "@"
symbol to mean "at" (like 500 @ 56.30). Instead the cell auto-formats it as a formula (=) and tries to make an email address out of it (with little blue underlined letters) and then tries to put me online. No matter how I try to format the cell it is ignored. After a struggle I can trick it but there must be a way to remove this auto cell conversion from a formula to a regular cell format. Please help. |
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