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Default cell format in Excel
Why would Excel default to a display of (example) 0.03 when the number 3 is
entered in a cell? When the Format Cells dialog box is opened, the format shows as General. This happens on every new and existing workbook on a particular PC. Could there be a setting somewhere or is it a fault in the program? |
Default cell format in Excel
Correct the setting at:
<Tools <Options <Edit tab, And *Uncheck* "Fixed Decimal Places". -- HTH, RD ================================================== === Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit! ================================================== === "kat0301" wrote in message ... Why would Excel default to a display of (example) 0.03 when the number 3 is entered in a cell? When the Format Cells dialog box is opened, the format shows as General. This happens on every new and existing workbook on a particular PC. Could there be a setting somewhere or is it a fault in the program? |
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