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I have a PHP script which exports data from database to different formats, including as an Excel document. If a text field contains such a value as 123123123123, Excel, by default converts it to 1.23123E+11. Is it possible to prevent this absolutely unnecessary behaviour?
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If your goal is to store the number as text (and not do math on it later) and the PHP is exporting as a CSV, a simple solution would be to export the number as a
CONCATENATEfunction.=CONCATENATE(123123123123)renders as123123123123in text format when the CSV is opened in Excel (this is for Excel 2010).