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![]() I've encountered what appears to be a bug in both Excel for Mac 14.6.1 and 15.19.1. When you format a cell to be a number (no decimals), and then paste a credit card number in that cell, and hit return/enter, it deletes the last digit and replaces it with a "0". So for example, 1234567891234567 shows up as 1234567891234560. or 123456789123456789 shows up as 123456789123456000. The same thing happens if you type the number in to the cell. Obviously, I can circumvent if I set it up as a text field by typing '1234567891234567. Does anyone know why this occurs? John |
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