How do I enter numbers in a cell without the last number defaulti.

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How do I enter numbers in a cell without the last number always defaulting to
zero?
 
Are you trying to enter numbers with 16 or more digits? XL's limit is 15
digits.
 
Hi
if you have more than 15 digits (e.g. credit card numbers) try:
- precede your entries with an apostrophe: '1234567890123456
- or format the cell as 'Text'
 
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