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integers entered are converted into decimal places e.g. 1 = 0.01
I'm using Excel to do a darts team's scores and averages. When I enter
integers, they are converted into 0 plus two decimal places, e.g 1 appears as 0.01, 12 appears as 0.12 etc. If I enter e.g. 1.22 or 0.12 its OK. I can only get the right entry by e.g. 100 which appears as 1. The averages are calculated and displayed OK with 2 decimal places. I've tried re-installing Office but no joy. |
integers entered are converted into decimal places e.g. 1 = 0.01
Tools/Options/Edit. Uncheck the Fixed Decimals checkbox.
In article , Alan H <Alan wrote: I'm using Excel to do a darts team's scores and averages. When I enter integers, they are converted into 0 plus two decimal places, e.g 1 appears as 0.01, 12 appears as 0.12 etc. If I enter e.g. 1.22 or 0.12 its OK. I can only get the right entry by e.g. 100 which appears as 1. The averages are calculated and displayed OK with 2 decimal places. I've tried re-installing Office but no joy. |
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