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Hi
Two things you could try: 1. for those "numeric values" you do not want Excel to treat as numbers you need to put a single quote in front of the entry. This forces excel to treat the entries as text. 2. Format the relevant column in Excel as text. The first option should do the trick though. Hope this helps. OTPM |
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