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Saving csv files
In a cell I have 65.50 and have given it a number format of "00.00" and saved
it as a csv file. When I save a csv the 65.50 becomes 65.5. I'd like to keep the ending zero. |
Look at your CSV file using NotePad.
I bet you have your 65.50. But when you reimport that CSV file into excel, it uses a general format. You can always reformat that range after you reopen the workbook (if you have to). Steve wrote: In a cell I have 65.50 and have given it a number format of "00.00" and saved it as a csv file. When I save a csv the 65.50 becomes 65.5. I'd like to keep the ending zero. -- Dave Peterson |
You're exactly right. Thank you.
"Dave Peterson" wrote: Look at your CSV file using NotePad. I bet you have your 65.50. But when you reimport that CSV file into excel, it uses a general format. You can always reformat that range after you reopen the workbook (if you have to). Steve wrote: In a cell I have 65.50 and have given it a number format of "00.00" and saved it as a csv file. When I save a csv the 65.50 becomes 65.5. I'd like to keep the ending zero. -- Dave Peterson |
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