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Negreiros

Formating advanced numbers
 
How do I input a value 1.20 and keep it on 1.20 instead of 1.2 in excel? In
other words, i want a number like #.##000 or either #.#00 and keeping the
original "0" digits as typed. Not by changing the "Regional Options" in
control pannel...

Zone

Formating advanced numbers
 
Select cell(s) to be formatted. Then select Format from the menubar,
then Cells, then on the Number tab, 2 decimal places. James
Negreiros wrote:
How do I input a value 1.20 and keep it on 1.20 instead of 1.2 in excel? In
other words, i want a number like #.##000 or either #.#00 and keeping the
original "0" digits as typed. Not by changing the "Regional Options" in
control pannel...



Gary''s Student

Formating advanced numbers
 
Format Cells.. Number Number and set Decimal Places to two
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Gary''s Student


"Negreiros" wrote:

How do I input a value 1.20 and keep it on 1.20 instead of 1.2 in excel? In
other words, i want a number like #.##000 or either #.#00 and keeping the
original "0" digits as typed. Not by changing the "Regional Options" in
control pannel...



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