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We noticed the .xlsx version of your cancer gene list at http://www.bushmanlab.org/links/genelists contains some "excel genes", i.e. gene names like MARCH3 and SEPT6 that got automatically converted to dates. To fix it, you can re-open the .tsv file and manually set the gene name column to text in the wizard, then re-save as .xlsx. For some reason, you must open it from within Excel, not by double-clicking on the file, or you won't get the wizard where you can set the column type.
From our good friends at Harvard
We noticed the .xlsx version of your cancer gene list at http://www.bushmanlab.org/links/genelists contains some "excel genes", i.e. gene names like MARCH3 and SEPT6 that got automatically converted to dates. To fix it, you can re-open the .tsv file and manually set the gene name column to text in the wizard, then re-save as .xlsx. For some reason, you must open it from within Excel, not by double-clicking on the file, or you won't get the wizard where you can set the column type.
More information here:
http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2105/5/80
http://nsaunders.wordpress.com/2012/10/22/gene-name-errors-and-excel-lessons-not-learned/
please and thank you,
Aubrey
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