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How to stop a general format cell

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    How to stop a general format cell

    Hi there

    Does any one knows how to stop formatting cells automatically? I didn't tell Excel to format cells into any category types or formulae but it changes the numbers of the OTHER cells automatically whenever I type in a number.

    Please find an attachment. In the cell B29, C29, D29, E29, and F29, they don't have any formulae and their cell format is set to "General". When I type a number into these cells, for example, the cell B29, all numbers in the cell, B24-26 will get changed!

    I have unticked an option, Tools > Options > Edit tab > 'Extend data range formats and formulas', checked ‘Data’ > ‘Validation’ to see if there are any hidden rules, and viewed code from the sheet tab (there was nothing!) but none of them help.

    It would be a great help if anyone advise me anything!

    Cheers,
    Gaufres
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    Ardus Petus
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    Re: How to stop a general format cell

    Works by me:

    I entered some number in B29, and B24:B26 kept their original format (values
    changed of course beacause of formulae).

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    >
    > Hi there
    >
    > Does any one knows how to stop formatting cells automatically? I
    > didn't tell Excel to format cells into any category types or formulae
    > but it changes the numbers of the OTHER cells automatically whenever I
    > type in a number.
    >
    > Please find an attachment. In the cell B29, C29, D29, E29, and F29,
    > they don't have any formulae and their cell format is set to "General".
    > When I type a number into these cells, for example, the cell B29, all
    > numbers in the cell, B24-26 will get changed!
    >
    > I have unticked an option, Tools > Options > Edit tab > 'Extend data
    > range formats and formulas', checked 'Data' > 'Validation' to see if
    > there are any hidden rules, and viewed code from the sheet tab (there
    > was nothing!) but none of them help.
    >
    > It would be a great help if anyone advise me anything!
    >
    > Cheers,
    > Gaufres
    >
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