They indicate warning messages. Often related to the fact that the
formula in such a cell differs from its neighbours.
Once you select such a cell, you'll see a smart tag appear (tiny
rectangle with an exclamation mark in it). Click it to see what Excel
is complaining about and maybe take corrective measures.
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