How come when I export from a user field I get these negative numbers enclosed in angle brackets right after the name, email address or screennames?

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The information in angle brackets uniquely identifies the user so that upon reimporting into QuickBase, QuickBase can unambiguously set the user field to the proper value.

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How come when I export from a user field I get these negative numbers enclosed in angle brackets right after the name, email address or screennames?

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