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Default Numbers appear as ##### instead of the actual number, how to fix?

Some of my stydents have entered numbers into cells or done a summation of a
series of cells and they get ###### signs in place of the actual
number...when mousing over the cell with the ###### a fly out appears with
the actual number. How do we make the ###### signs appear as the actual
number?
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Default Numbers appear as ##### instead of the actual number, how to fix?

Normally adjusting the column width should fix that.

ws65swc wrote:
Some of my stydents have entered numbers into cells or done a summation of a
series of cells and they get ###### signs in place of the actual
number...when mousing over the cell with the ###### a fly out appears with
the actual number. How do we make the ###### signs appear as the actual
number?


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