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formating numbers
Hi,
For some reason when I type 6.00 in my cells, excel formats my cell as 6 and removes the zeros of the fractional part. How can I overcome this problem ? Thx |
"Sam" wrote in message oups.com... Hi, For some reason when I type 6.00 in my cells, excel formats my cell as 6 and removes the zeros of the fractional part. How can I overcome this problem ? Thx Select the cell, column or row where you want two decimals. Select Format|Cells and click on Numbers. Make sure you use 2 decimals. Click OK. /Fredrik |
FormatCellsNumber, Decimal places = 2
-- Kind Regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Sam" wrote in message oups.com... Hi, For some reason when I type 6.00 in my cells, excel formats my cell as 6 and removes the zeros of the fractional part. How can I overcome this problem ? Thx |
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