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Hi there

Does any one knows how to stop formatting cells automatically? I
didn't tell Excel to format cells into any category types or formulae
but it changes the numbers of the OTHER cells automatically whenever I
type in a number.

Please find an attachment. In the cell B29, C29, D29, E29, and F29,
they don't have any formulae and their cell format is set to "General".
When I type a number into these cells, for example, the cell B29, all
numbers in the cell, B24-26 will get changed!

I have unticked an option, Tools Options Edit tab 'Extend data
range formats and formulas', checked ‘Data’ ‘Validation’ to see if
there are any hidden rules, and viewed code from the sheet tab (there
was nothing!) but none of them help.

It would be a great help if anyone advise me anything!

Cheers,
Gaufres


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Works by me:

I entered some number in B29, and B24:B26 kept their original format (values
changed of course beacause of formulae).

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Hi there

Does any one knows how to stop formatting cells automatically? I
didn't tell Excel to format cells into any category types or formulae
but it changes the numbers of the OTHER cells automatically whenever I
type in a number.

Please find an attachment. In the cell B29, C29, D29, E29, and F29,
they don't have any formulae and their cell format is set to "General".
When I type a number into these cells, for example, the cell B29, all
numbers in the cell, B24-26 will get changed!

I have unticked an option, Tools Options Edit tab 'Extend data
range formats and formulas', checked 'Data' 'Validation' to see if
there are any hidden rules, and viewed code from the sheet tab (there
was nothing!) but none of them help.

It would be a great help if anyone advise me anything!

Cheers,
Gaufres


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