It's a format problem. Since the default format is General
, you change it to scientific notation.
To solve it with that row, and with all the others, it would be convenient:
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1 select that full column
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2 in the top menu go to
Formato / Celdas
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3 in the window that will open select the tab
Número
if not already selected
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4 then, in
Categoría
, select Número
.
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5 set the
posiciones decimales
to 0
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6 make sure that the
Usar separador de miles
box is not checked .
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7 Finally, click on
Aceptar
.
Clarifying edition comment :
This problem is due to the format, not the size of the cell.
Here the size of the cell has been enlarged, leaving the format set in General
:
Here we set the format to Numero
, applying what is said above in the answer:
When there is a problem of spatial size, Excel does not convert to scientific notation, but shows #
... until the size of the column is extended.