Provide three types of cell formats with their descriptions.

1. General format: This is the default cell format in most spreadsheet programs. It is used for general data entry and can display numbers, text, dates, and other types of information. The general format does not apply any specific formatting rules to the cell content.

2. Number format: This format is used to display numerical data in a specific way, such as with a certain number of decimal places, as a percentage, or in scientific notation. Number formats can also include currency symbols, commas for thousands separators, and other formatting options to make the data easier to read and understand.

3. Date format: This format is used to display dates and times in a consistent and readable way. Date formats can vary depending on the region and language settings of the spreadsheet program, but commonly include options for displaying dates in different orders (e.g. month/day/year or day/month/year), using different date separators (e.g. slashes or dashes), and including or excluding the time component of a date.

1. General

- Description: Displays the general numeric format, which includes positive and negative numbers, currency, and percentages.
- Example: 123.45, $1,234.56, 12.34%

2. Number

- Description: Displays specific number formats, such as significant digits, decimal places, and leading or trailing zeros.
- Example: 123.456 (two significant digits), 123.456789 (six decimal places), 000123.45 (leading zeros)

3. Scientific

- Description: Displays numbers in scientific notation, which uses a mantissa and an exponent.
- Example: 1.23456e+03 (1.23456 x 10^3)