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Spreadsheet changing currency format
No longer when I open a new spreadsheet in Excel 2003 does my number format
defaults to general but with an odd formatting. When I enter a number(example 8), the default format is 0.008. I cannot get the formatting to change back so when I enter a number it looks like "8.0". suggestions? |
Spreadsheet changing currency format
Goto Tools - Options - Edit, and uncheck the "Fixed decimals" box.
-- Best Regards, Luke M "UNIFI" wrote in message ... No longer when I open a new spreadsheet in Excel 2003 does my number format defaults to general but with an odd formatting. When I enter a number(example 8), the default format is 0.008. I cannot get the formatting to change back so when I enter a number it looks like "8.0". suggestions? |
Spreadsheet changing currency format
The problem is that you have set an option to give you three decimal places.
Some people set it to 2 so they can type 123 to get 1.23 (money) Use Tools | Options , open the Edit tab and locate the Fixed Decimal box. Make sure this is unchecked best wishes -- Bernard Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme "UNIFI" wrote in message ... No longer when I open a new spreadsheet in Excel 2003 does my number format defaults to general but with an odd formatting. When I enter a number(example 8), the default format is 0.008. I cannot get the formatting to change back so when I enter a number it looks like "8.0". suggestions? |
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