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I keep getting a #VALUE error when trying to divide two cells. They are
both numbers with decimals. In the error, I click to "show calculation steps" and see this: "850.00 "/29634 How can 850.00 be a string if the cell format type is numeric with two decimal places? How can I put the 850.00 as numeric and perform the calculation? Thanks, Brett |
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