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Had my worksheet tampered with and haven't been able to restore my three
columns with numbers back to the original format. Had them set has accounting, with 2 decimals and the $ symbol. Also the formula to add them stays as the formula not the result. It's just basic addition nothing else. The numbers are staying to the left and unless I enter two numbers other than 0 after the decimal it doesn't show. ie 50.00 shows as 50, 60.50 shows as 60.5. I have tried all that I could think of, please help! |
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Click on the cell, then click on the $ in the toolbar..........0.5 becomes
$0.50............ Click on the formula, then in the formula bar, delete the = sign and hit Enter, then go back and put the = sign back in and hit Enter again.......the cell should now display the result instead of the formula....... Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Cyndy" wrote in message ... Had my worksheet tampered with and haven't been able to restore my three columns with numbers back to the original format. Had them set has accounting, with 2 decimals and the $ symbol. Also the formula to add them stays as the formula not the result. It's just basic addition nothing else. The numbers are staying to the left and unless I enter two numbers other than 0 after the decimal it doesn't show. ie 50.00 shows as 50, 60.50 shows as 60.5. I have tried all that I could think of, please help! |
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I retried these options but unfortunately they did not work. Thanks for
trying.Cyndy "CLR" wrote: Click on the cell, then click on the $ in the toolbar..........0.5 becomes $0.50............ Click on the formula, then in the formula bar, delete the = sign and hit Enter, then go back and put the = sign back in and hit Enter again.......the cell should now display the result instead of the formula....... Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Cyndy" wrote in message ... Had my worksheet tampered with and haven't been able to restore my three columns with numbers back to the original format. Had them set has accounting, with 2 decimals and the $ symbol. Also the formula to add them stays as the formula not the result. It's just basic addition nothing else. The numbers are staying to the left and unless I enter two numbers other than 0 after the decimal it doesn't show. ie 50.00 shows as 50, 60.50 shows as 60.5. I have tried all that I could think of, please help! |
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Sounds to me as though the column was formatted as text before you entered the
data. If that's the case, just changing the format to a number format will not convert it from text to a number. You must change the format to a number format. Then Edit/Copy a blank cell. Then select the misbehaving data and Edit/Paste Special and select the Add option. On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 18:31:04 -0800, "Cyndy" wrote: I retried these options but unfortunately they did not work. Thanks for trying.Cyndy "CLR" wrote: Click on the cell, then click on the $ in the toolbar..........0.5 becomes $0.50............ Click on the formula, then in the formula bar, delete the = sign and hit Enter, then go back and put the = sign back in and hit Enter again.......the cell should now display the result instead of the formula....... Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Cyndy" wrote in message ... Had my worksheet tampered with and haven't been able to restore my three columns with numbers back to the original format. Had them set has accounting, with 2 decimals and the $ symbol. Also the formula to add them stays as the formula not the result. It's just basic addition nothing else. The numbers are staying to the left and unless I enter two numbers other than 0 after the decimal it doesn't show. ie 50.00 shows as 50, 60.50 shows as 60.5. I have tried all that I could think of, please help! |
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The key is the fact that your numbrs are left aligned. This means that
someone formatted this column as text. Click on the column tab, click on Format cells, and format it as currency, 2 decimals. If your formulae still do not work, try again what CLR wrote. "Cyndy" wrote: I retried these options but unfortunately they did not work. Thanks for trying.Cyndy "CLR" wrote: Click on the cell, then click on the $ in the toolbar..........0.5 becomes $0.50............ Click on the formula, then in the formula bar, delete the = sign and hit Enter, then go back and put the = sign back in and hit Enter again.......the cell should now display the result instead of the formula....... Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Cyndy" wrote in message ... Had my worksheet tampered with and haven't been able to restore my three columns with numbers back to the original format. Had them set has accounting, with 2 decimals and the $ symbol. Also the formula to add them stays as the formula not the result. It's just basic addition nothing else. The numbers are staying to the left and unless I enter two numbers other than 0 after the decimal it doesn't show. ie 50.00 shows as 50, 60.50 shows as 60.5. I have tried all that I could think of, please help! |
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