Typing an "E" within numbers changes cell

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Access Joe

Hey everyone,

When I type an "E" within a cell that contains numbers, it changes the
formatting of it to scientific notation. For example, when I type "541e08",
it changes to "5.41E+10". Is there a way to prevent this from happening
WITHOUT having to type an apostrophe before the entry?

Thanks everyone. AccessJoe
 

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