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Converting numbers formatted as text to numbers
I have a spreadsheet with long numbers formatted as text (16 digits). When
I convert them to numbers the resulting numbers has the first 15 digits correct and the rest are zero's. Can someone explain what is happening and if this is a hard limitation? Bill |
From the Help file: Excel's limit is 15 digits of precision.
"Bill" wrote: I have a spreadsheet with long numbers formatted as text (16 digits). When I convert them to numbers the resulting numbers has the first 15 digits correct and the rest are zero's. Can someone explain what is happening and if this is a hard limitation? Bill |
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