I found solution for me. Thank you.

I'm not sure what solution you found but for the benefit of others that might find this post I'll add a little more info to the thread. When you are exiting edit mode the xamSpreadsheet evaluates the text entered similar to how Excel does to see if its a formula, number formatted in one of the various expected formats (e.g. date, time, scientific, fraction, etc) or just text in which case if there is inconsistent formatting a FormattedString may be created. Text that starts with an = is treated as a formula and we will try to create our Excel Formula based on the text entered. In this case the text entered is not a valid Excel formula (you'll get an error if you try entering the given string in Excel too) and so we display a message to the end user similar to how Excel would. If you want to suppress the display of the message you can handle the UserPromptDisplaying event. The Trigger property of the event args is an enumeration that indicates the type of action that triggered the prompt. In this case that would be FormulaParseError. If you want to suppress the message box you can set the DisplayMessage property of the event args to false. Or if you want to change the message/caption then you can set the Message/Caption properties respectively. Note in this case the value though is still an error and so the end user will be kept in edit mode (if possible) so they can correct the error. If you want to enter this as plain text then you might precede the text entered with a '.