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Eliminating "0" before .xxx
I just started doing the statistics for the local Little league baseball
team. When I compute the batting average of a player, the results always show as 0.xxx. As many of you know the average is always shown as .xxx. How can I accomplish getting the results without the 0 before the dot. Thanks Odarit |
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Eliminating "0" before .xxx
Hi,
apply a custom format of .### Mike "Odarit" wrote: I just started doing the statistics for the local Little league baseball team. When I compute the batting average of a player, the results always show as 0.xxx. As many of you know the average is always shown as .xxx. How can I accomplish getting the results without the 0 before the dot. Thanks Odarit |
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Mike: I wholeheartedly thak you for the speedy response. However, my computer
illiteracy prevents me from following your advice. If you walk me through the process I will greatly appreciate it. Odarit "Mike H" wrote: Hi, apply a custom format of .### Mike "Odarit" wrote: I just started doing the statistics for the local Little league baseball team. When I compute the batting average of a player, the results always show as 0.xxx. As many of you know the average is always shown as .xxx. How can I accomplish getting the results without the 0 before the dot. Thanks Odarit |
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Eliminating "0" before .xxx
Select all the cells that contain the batting averages.
Hit ctrl-1 (hold the control key while hitting the 1 (one) key) choose Format Cells Select the number tab Choose Custom as the category (left hand side) type: ..000 (I like that better than .###) in the Type box (on the right hand side) hit enter. Odarit wrote: Mike: I wholeheartedly thak you for the speedy response. However, my computer illiteracy prevents me from following your advice. If you walk me through the process I will greatly appreciate it. Odarit "Mike H" wrote: Hi, apply a custom format of .### Mike "Odarit" wrote: I just started doing the statistics for the local Little league baseball team. When I compute the batting average of a player, the results always show as 0.xxx. As many of you know the average is always shown as .xxx. How can I accomplish getting the results without the 0 before the dot. Thanks Odarit -- Dave Peterson |
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Eliminating "0" before .xxx
Ignore the line that says
Choose Format Cells Odarit wrote: Mike: I wholeheartedly thak you for the speedy response. However, my computer illiteracy prevents me from following your advice. If you walk me through the process I will greatly appreciate it. Odarit "Mike H" wrote: Hi, apply a custom format of .### Mike "Odarit" wrote: I just started doing the statistics for the local Little league baseball team. When I compute the batting average of a player, the results always show as 0.xxx. As many of you know the average is always shown as .xxx. How can I accomplish getting the results without the 0 before the dot. Thanks Odarit -- Dave Peterson |
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