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I use Excel for a long time, but something strange happen to me today.
It is using decimal numbers. The number introduced is different from what I tape. When I tape 100 it appears in that cell 1. If I tape 53, for example, it appears 0.53. What can the problem be? Is it possible to solve? |
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Menu ToolsOptions and go to the Edit tab.
See if the Fixed Decimal box is checked, if so uncheck it. -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Raul Sousa" wrote in message ... I use Excel for a long time, but something strange happen to me today. It is using decimal numbers. The number introduced is different from what I tape. When I tape 100 it appears in that cell 1. If I tape 53, for example, it appears 0.53. What can the problem be? Is it possible to solve? |
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"Bob Phillips" wrote: Menu ToolsOptions and go to the Edit tab. See if the Fixed Decimal box is checked, if so uncheck it. -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Raul Sousa" wrote in message ... I use Excel for a long time, but something strange happen to me today. It is using decimal numbers. The number introduced is different from what I tape. When I tape 100 it appears in that cell 1. If I tape 53, for example, it appears 0.53. What can the problem be? Is it possible to solve? |
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