OT: European abbreviations "./."

jdbrandt

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Can anyone here tell me what the Europeans (Germans, in
this case) mean when they type:

./.

I've seen it in spreadsheets, and it seems to indicate
either Not Applicable, or Data Not Available.

Thanks

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