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How do I display the minus sign? I don't want to enter a formula, just text
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Ed, one way put a ' in front of it like '-, it want show in the cell
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Place an apostrophe in front of it.
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Thank you.


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Technically, it is a single quote. The apostrophe is the upper right
key on most keyboards.
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What country's keyboard do you have that distinguishes between
a single quote and an apostrophe. No difference on US keyboards.
Accent grave is in the upper left corner of US keyboards.


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Technically, it is a single quote. The apostrophe is the upper right
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Bob Miller wrote:
Technically, it is a single quote. The apostrophe is the upper right
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Bob Miller wrote:
Technically, it is a single quote. The apostrophe is the upper right
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Anne Troy Wrote:
Place an apostrophe in front of it.
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