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every time I enter a zero into a cell it turns into quotation marks ""; the format automatically changes from digit to auto format and cannot be altered; same thing on iOS. Only happens in numbers, not in other apps.
Is this a bug?
What can I do?
iMac 27", macOS 10.13
This is not normal. Maybe you have inadvertently added something to your autocorrect list that turns a 0 into quotes. I don't how you would have done the exact same thing in iOS, but iOS also has an autocorrect list.
Take a look at your autocorrect list in Numbers/Preferences/Auto-correction
In iOS Numbers it is in "the three little dots"/Auto-Correction/Text Replacement/Replacement List
The part about it turning the cell from "digit" into "Automatic" is normal. Quotes are text, not numbers, so it changes the format that makes no sense.
This is not normal. Maybe you have inadvertently added something to your autocorrect list that turns a 0 into quotes. I don't how you would have done the exact same thing in iOS, but iOS also has an autocorrect list.
Take a look at your autocorrect list in Numbers/Preferences/Auto-correction
In iOS Numbers it is in "the three little dots"/Auto-Correction/Text Replacement/Replacement List
The part about it turning the cell from "digit" into "Automatic" is normal. Quotes are text, not numbers, so it changes the format that makes no sense.
btw: typing two conclusive zeros overrides the incorrect auto format.
Any ideas, how to change this behavior back to normal?
Zero in numbers
