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Your entry cannot be used. An integer or decimal number may be required.
If I try to format a cell, (font, alignment, number, etc.)
I get this message: "Your entry cannot be used. An integer or decimal number may be required." I also get this when I click on any tab in the Options dialog box from the Tools menu. I am also getting some weird results from Word when I try to adjust margins in a document. I will enter a whole number and the error essage will tell me that it is not a valid number. Finally, I have noticed that in any setting (i.e. downloading a file, looking at a file's properties, looking at the size of a file in File Explorer it will display a file size greater that the actual file size, for example a 4.5 MB file will be shown as 45 MB. I just updated my BIOS prior to loading Windows XP Service pack 2 from a CD and I noticed this behavior afterwards. I have a Dell Inspiron 8600 that is just about 1 yr. old. |
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