Hidden character symbol (#) went to the front

Hi @Ken25780576sejp ,

my guess is that the paragraph is formatted with the Adobe World-Ready Composer or the Adobe World-Ready Single-line Composer plus the paragraph direction of the paragraph is right to left. Therefore the end of the story is at the left and not at the right. See my screenshot from my German InDesign where I set-up a sample below.

Setzer (Composer) Globaler Adobe-Absatzsetzer (Adobe World-Ready Composer) + paragraph direction: Right To Left

If you do not have the MENA version of InDesign (Middle East North Africa) that is necessary for Hebrew or Arabic, you can change the paragraph direction back to "normal" with this script written in ExtendScript (JavaScript):

Have some text selected in the paragraph and run this script code:

app.selection[0].paragraphs[0].paragraphDirection = ParagraphDirectionOptions.LEFT_TO_RIGHT_DIRECTION;

Note: your sample may include some Chinese or Japanese glyphs. The World Ready Paragraph Composer is not necessary for this kind of glyphs to show right.

However, for a whole paragraph with Chinese or Japanese glyphs I would recommend to use the Adobe Japanese Paragraph Composer or the Adobe Japanese Single-line Composer which are only directly available with a menu command in the Chinese/Japanese version of InDesign.

Regards,
Uwe Laubender
( Adobe Community Expert )

It happens when another text frame is above the first one.

Go to the layer panel, expand all layers and look if there is an unwanted text frame.