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I want to stop excel deciding the number format of a cell for me
If i enter a formula that returns a text result (eg =c2 where cell c2
contains text), then Excel defaults that cell's number format to text. This means that next time I edit that formula, I just get the text "=c2". To get the result I want I need to reformat that cell back to general, then click back in the edit formula bar. This is frustrating and tedious when it happens a lot. I want to set all cell number formats to general unless I specifically overide that, so that I don't have excel deciding for me that a particular cell should be text when it should still be general. I hope all this makes sense. |
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