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Stange numbers
Hello all,
Some one in my office has ask me for help and I could not figure this out. The setup:you have a set of rows with number and those number are formatted with "Accounting" two decimals no symbol. When doing a manual sum or using the AutoSum, whey would my number come out like so 0.00 and not a dash? If you increase the decimal out there is a number, 0.00000000000000164316543. ?? The number are whole numbers, e.g. 24.25, 100.25, 562.64 ect. Thanks |
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