In Excel, if you find that there is a large gap between the numbers, it is usually due to several reasons:
The column width is too large: If the width of the column is set to be much wider than the number you want to display, there may be a large gap between the numbers. You can try adjusting the column width to make it more suitable for the size of the data.
Cell formatting: Sometimes, a cell's formatting, such as alignment, text orientation, or indentation, can cause gaps in the display of numbers. Checking and adjusting these formatting settings may help resolve the issue.
Merge cells: If you merge multiple cells and enter numbers in them, the numbers may appear unevenly in the merged cells. Unmerging cells or adjusting the position of the numbers appropriately may help solve this problem.
Font or font size issues: Certain fonts or specific font sizes may cause the numbers to appear incoherently. Try changing the font or adjusting the font size to see if that improves the display.
A special format was used: If you use currency, accounting, or custom formatting, these formats may add extra spaces or symbols between numbers. Checking and adjusting these formatting settings may help resolve the issue.
If none of these methods can solve your problem, you may need to understand your specific situation in more detail, including the version of Excel, specific cell settings, etc., in order to provide more accurate suggestions.