When a number is too large to be entered into a cell, Microsoft Excel:
A) replaces the numbers with a series of pound (#) signs.
B)merges the cell next to it to create more space.
C)increases the row height to fit the data.
D)rounds off the number to fit it in the cell.

Question

When a number is too large to be entered into a cell, Microsoft Excel:
A) replaces the numbers with a series of pound (#) signs. ​
B)merges the cell next to it to create more space.
C)increases the row height to fit the data.
D)rounds off the number to fit it in the cell.

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When a number is too large to fit in a cell, Excel displays a series of pound (#) signs instead of the number to indicate that the cell is not large enough to display the value.

When a Number Is Too Large to Be Entered into a Cell