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On Sun, 9 Mar 2008 20:46:48 -0400, "Rick Rothstein \(MVP -
VB\)" wrote: To you, 1/1000000000000 is a number; but unlike 1000000000000, which is a number, 1/1000000000000 is text (because the slash is not a number). In order to get Excel to generate a number for the text 1/1000000000000, you have to tell it to perform the division operation... you do that by putting an equal sign in front of it (telling Excel to evaluate the expression. =1/1000000000000 will generate the value you want. Rick Aaaagh. You're right. Thanks guys. My own blind spot of the day -( |
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