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Typing an "E" within numbers changes cell
Hey everyone,
When I type an "E" within a cell that contains numbers, it changes the formatting of it to scientific notation. For example, when I type "541e08", it changes to "5.41E+10". Is there a way to prevent this from happening WITHOUT having to type an apostrophe before the entry? Thanks everyone. AccessJoe |
Typing an "E" within numbers changes cell
Preformat the cell as text, then make your change.
Access Joe wrote: Hey everyone, When I type an "E" within a cell that contains numbers, it changes the formatting of it to scientific notation. For example, when I type "541e08", it changes to "5.41E+10". Is there a way to prevent this from happening WITHOUT having to type an apostrophe before the entry? Thanks everyone. AccessJoe -- Dave Peterson |
Typing an "E" within numbers changes cell
Format the cell as Text
-- Gary''s Student - gsnu200785 |
Typing an "E" within numbers changes cell
Format the cell as text before you put anything in it.
Access Joe wrote: Hey everyone, When I type an "E" within a cell that contains numbers, it changes the formatting of it to scientific notation. For example, when I type "541e08", it changes to "5.41E+10". Is there a way to prevent this from happening WITHOUT having to type an apostrophe before the entry? Thanks everyone. AccessJoe |
Typing an "E" within numbers changes cell
Thanks guys
"Gary''s Student" wrote: Format the cell as Text -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200785 |
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