How to keep leading zeros in numeric Keynote entries?

When I try to enter numbers that start with zeroes in a table, Keynote removes the zeroes. For instance, I type 007 and it gets "corrected" to 7. Also, for instance, when i type false in lower case, it gets changed to FALSE.
How do I stop this? I found the Auto-correction tab in Preferences, but everything is unchecked there except for the things that deal with email and hyperlink underlining.

Ok, naturally I found it after I posted the question. I go to Table in the inspector window and change Cell Format from Automatic to Text.

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