Excel 2007 : Question Mark in cell

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That small question mark is just an image file that got inserted onto the worksheet. Did you happen to copy that data from another location (website, particularly)? If so, sometimes objects come with the data you're copying.

To remove, simply click on the object and press Delete. There are about 20 of the images (one on top of each other), so you'll have to repeat it until they're all gone. A macro could be written to do this, but it would be quicker just to do it manually if it's a one-time issue.

Note: Cell E79 also has one image. Click and Delete. Done.