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Old 02-08-2017, 11:40 PM
xor xor is offline Changing a spreadsheet from # stored as text to stored as #? Windows 10 Changing a spreadsheet from # stored as text to stored as #? Office 2016
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No, it is not about formatting. It is about the fact that something which appears as numbers actually is text.
Try (for example in G6) to enter the formula: =ISNUMBER(D6) and i H6 the formula: =ISTEXT(D6). The first formula should show TRUE and the second FALSE. To convert all these 'text numbers' to actual numbers I multiplied by 1. Another way (just one cell at a time) is to select D6, press F2 and then press Enter.

I am not sure how this has come, but sometime it happens when importing data from other systems.
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