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I am not new to Office 2007 but have encountered an error I can't figure out.
My brother, who IS new to Excel, installed Office 2007 within the past six months. He sent me a worksheet that he had been working on that showed extra commas in each of the cells, e.g., $4,00,550. When I open his file on my computer, it doesn't show the extra comma. I had him try various formats in which commas are included, but it always comes up with the extra one. I even sent him a very simple file with numbers such as $400,550.00. My file is accurate, but when he opens it at his end, he gets, $4,00,550.00. Any suggestions? Thank you. -- Pat |
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