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Whereas a whole number is represented as 85.00 (2 decimals), and less than a
whole number is represented as .8500(4 decimals). My excel speadsheet deals with ppm (parts per million) and percent of a gas or a gas range. To display my ppm values correctly I require 4 decimals, however when the same worksheet/cell reflects % it looks like this( 85.0000). I do not have the available space to accomodate the larger number(plus it looks terrible!). I tried some of the custom cell formats found in excel, but I could not find one that would work. I also tried an IF statement, but could not find a way to modify the decimals when excel met the criteria of the statement. Any ideas....anyone....anyone. |
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