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Is there any way to have Excel assume, as it should, that a number input
in a formula means a value? For example, is there a way to change the
default so that instead of inputting quot; 7 8quot; to calculate 15, that I
could just input quot;7 8quot;. Lotus used to work this way, and I have to
believe that Excel would allow the same capability.--
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gt; Is there any way to have Excel assume, as it should, that a number input
gt; in a formula means a value? For example, is there a way to change the
gt; default so that instead of inputting quot; 7 8quot; to calculate 15, that I
gt; could just input quot;7 8quot;. Lotus used to work this way, and I have to
gt; believe that Excel would allow the same capability.
gt;
gt;
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