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XL is limited to 15 digits (it is more of a limit of your computer but
whatever). If you need to have the 16th digit then you will probably want to format the cell as text. That means that you can't do any math on the number but that is the way it goes... I have seen code used to handle numbers of that size and if you search the programming group you can probably find it. -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Cuwizman" wrote: I have a large number to put in a sheet. The number is 8046900014191209 and I have the cell formated to a number. After I put it in, the number becomes 8046900014191200, changing the last number from a 9 to a 0. How do I get it to keep the 9 and not change it to a 0? |
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