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Number Format
I am entering a number in a cell (not a formula) the number is $4,508.46.
I've set it up that I want to use the accounting mode with two decimal places. When I enter the number it reads $450,846.00. If I don't put cents it comes out to $4,508.00. What can I do so that I don't have to enter it manually? (I have a lot of numbers to put in) Thank you |
Number Format
You have 2 choices:
1) Enter the number with the decimal point 4508.46 2) Enter the number without the decimal point and when you're done entering all the numbers - create a formula to divide each number by 100 - then copy and Paste special values "aarmpa" wrote: I am entering a number in a cell (not a formula) the number is $4,508.46. I've set it up that I want to use the accounting mode with two decimal places. When I enter the number it reads $450,846.00. If I don't put cents it comes out to $4,508.00. What can I do so that I don't have to enter it manually? (I have a lot of numbers to put in) Thank you |
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