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Cell format in Excel
When I try to enter a credit card number in an cell it always chages to zero
when I push enter |
Cell format in Excel
Do you enter it as 1234 5678 9012 3456, or as 1234567890123456
"Kevin" wrote: When I try to enter a credit card number in an cell it always chages to zero when I push enter |
Cell format in Excel
Hi Kevin
Excel can only work with 15 digits, so your 16th value will always change to 0 if you enter as numeric. You need to enter it as Text (which Kassie's suggestion of including the spaces would produce). Alternatively, pre-format the column as Text then make your entries (without the spaces if you wish) or type a single quote ' before entering the number. This will make it a text entry, but the quote will not show as part of the number. -- Regards Roger Govier "Kevin" wrote in message ... When I try to enter a credit card number in an cell it always chages to zero when I push enter |
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