Google sheets and long numbers - google-sheets

I'm trying to create a spreadsheet using Google Sheets.
One of the columns is for longitude values.
Another column is for lattitude values.
However, when I paste either longitude or latitude values into fields, the numeric strings are truncated.
Obviously sheets doesn't take long strings by default.
How can I configure Google Sheets to accept long numeric strings?

you can format it as Plain text and when you need to do math with it you just multiply the text string by 1 co convert it into a numeric value

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=COMPLEX(1.23456789, 0.987654321)
which would be displayed as
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where is the format accessible so that it is displayed as in the following?
1.23+0.99i
this maybe:
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I am trying to make this formula work for a mixture of text and numbers. It works for text that contain 4 numbers only. How can I manipule this to match specific words e.g Text Text 50 or even random 2020 text.
I need to hardcode the words into the formula or using INDIRECT cell reference.
The formula I got.
=ArrayFormula(IF(A:A="",,TRIM(IFERROR(REGEXEXTRACT(A:A,"^([øa-zA-Z-\/ ]+)"))&IFERROR(REGEXEXTRACT(A:A," [0-9]{4}")))))
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I tried to edit my formula like this but I wasn't successful.
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The link to my spreadsheet - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1BYW-QzqRA8vIBWazDSZhbUZ_TCbVAPYSI-1hFthfrew/edit?usp=sharing
If you enter the texts you are looking for in a separate column (say into E1:E3), you can use this formula:
=IFERROR(ArrayFormula(REGEXEXTRACT(A:A,JOIN("|",E1:E3))),"")
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These all have a column with the date ('2020-05-26') and a numeric column Cost ('3450')
Sometimes in rerunning these queries one of the rows does not show a date format, but a date formatted as number, e.g. '43976' for 2020-05-25. I am importing the sheets in Big Query, but when importing the date column as a date format, I get an error whenever there is one row formatted as a number.
I tried using an arrayformula in Google Sheets to overcome the formatting issue there, but that does not work since you cannot import a column with aan array formula in Google sheets.
I tried importing the column as a string, that works. Now however, I need to make sure all rows are recognised as a date. I used the following formula to change the string into a date, but again that one row formatted as '43976' will block the whole query.
How do I convert a string column, with both values formatted as a date "2020-05-25" and values formatted as a number '43976' to a date column? Thanks for your help!
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