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Excel number format
I am using Excel 2003. When I enter a number into a cell, it automatically
divides by 100 and displays in this format. eg 23 displays as 0.23. I have formatted the cells as general format. |
Excel number format
Try,
Tools|options|edit uncheck fixed decimal places. Mike "Murray" wrote: I am using Excel 2003. When I enter a number into a cell, it automatically divides by 100 and displays in this format. eg 23 displays as 0.23. I have formatted the cells as general format. |
Excel number format
Many thanks - this has done the trick!
"Mike H" wrote: Try, Tools|options|edit uncheck fixed decimal places. Mike "Murray" wrote: I am using Excel 2003. When I enter a number into a cell, it automatically divides by 100 and displays in this format. eg 23 displays as 0.23. I have formatted the cells as general format. |
Excel number format
Tools/ Options/ Edit:
Unset "Fixed decimal places". -- David Biddulph "Murray" wrote in message ... I am using Excel 2003. When I enter a number into a cell, it automatically divides by 100 and displays in this format. eg 23 displays as 0.23. I have formatted the cells as general format. |
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