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Quotation marks in formula giving wrong output

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    Quotation marks in formula giving wrong output

    Hi,

    I have a workbook which is a basic form which was created by someone else. If I enter the formula:
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    I would expect to get a blank cell if the statement is true, but instead I get the word Genius output in the cell.

    With further testing I have found that any formula which results in quotation marks, or text between quotation marks, outputs Genius instead. There is no code in the workbook, and I cannot see any options which would cause this.

    My Google / search skills have truly failed me in this case - any help would be greatly appreciated.

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    Re: Quotation marks in formula giving wrong output

    A virus perhaps or a macro?

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