The image shows an Excel spreadsheet with several columns containing data about medications, their dosages, expiration dates, and other information. However, there are issues with the display of some cells:
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Column E contains `#############`, which typically indicates that the column width is too narrow to display the content properly.
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Column D has entries like "30 tabl." or "60 tabl.", indicating the quantity of tablets.
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Column F shows dates in the format "YYYY-MM-DD".
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Column G lists durations such as "2 lata" (2 years).
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Column H contains descriptions of drug categories or indications.
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Columns I, J, K appear to contain numerical values, possibly related to pricing or quantities.
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Column L includes text such as "Cukrzyca" (Diabetes) or "We wszystkich zarejestrowanych wskazaniach na dzień wydania decyzji" (In all registered indications as of the date of decision).
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Column M shows percentages like "30%" or "50%".
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Column N contains numbers like "581", "774", etc.
Problem Identification:
The main issue is that
column E displays `#############` instead of actual data. This happens when the content is too wide for the column width.
Solution:
To fix this, you need to
increase the width of column E so that the data can be displayed properly.
#### Steps to Fix:
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Select Column E: Click on the header of column E.
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Adjust Width:
- Double-click the right border of the column header (between E and F) to auto-fit the column width.
- Alternatively, drag the border to manually increase the width until the content is visible.
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Check Data: After adjusting, the content should now be visible (likely dates or other text).
Additional Notes:
- The data appears to be structured for pharmaceutical inventory or prescription management.
- The `#############` error is purely a formatting issue and does not affect the underlying data.
- If the data still doesn't show after widening, check if the cell format is set to a custom format that might be causing display issues.
Final Step:
After fixing the column width, verify that all data in column E is correctly displayed. You may also want to review other columns for similar issues or inconsistencies.
Let me know if you'd like help interpreting specific rows or performing calculations based on this data!
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