There's a number that Excel doesn't like, too

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by bbronson

3/22/02 2:15:24 PM

There's a number that Excel doesn't like, too

Up through Excel 95, there was a specific number that, if you typed into a cell, was replaced by Excel with a different number. I don't know if that still happens because I can't remember what the number was. I think it was a ~10 digit number between 1 and 2.

Brian Bronson

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There's a number that Excel doesn't like, too - (bbronson) - March 22, 2002, 02:15:24 PM EST

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