You can use all Excel formats with numbers. If you use the text format, then the numbers are treated as text characters.
None of them because they all have numbers involved with them
Format | Format Cell | Number Tab | Number -- Click box in front of "Use 1000 Separator" >> In Excel this type of format is known as "accounting number format"
ok go to number and type this*2767*3855#
All math problems could if you put the number in the mixed number format.
Format as you type
format as you type
You will see space for the number of columns on the page that you designated.
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It's in Settings, System, then Format.
Phone numbers should always be stored in a text format and never as in a number field. There are several of reasons for this. You never do calculations with phone numbers; you may have a zero at the start of a phone number, which would disappear if left in a number format and you may, as in this case, have other characters in a phone number that are not digits, which would not be accepted in a number format.
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You can use the Format menu and pick Cells and then choose the text format. Another thing you can do is to type a single quote in first and then the number, and it will be treated as text, like this: '100