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I enter 123456789123456789, this displays as 123456789123456000
I am unable to enter 123456789123456789 as this displays as
123456789123456000 which is incorrect. any thoughts |
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I know from a pervious discussion with Frank Kabel, that Excel only handles
up to 15 digits. If you describe your problem though, maybe there is another solution. "gvn" wrote: I am unable to enter 123456789123456789 as this displays as 123456789123456000 which is incorrect. any thoughts |
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Preformat the cell as text
or start with a leading apostrophe '123456789123456789 But then the value will be text--not a number. gvn wrote: I am unable to enter 123456789123456789 as this displays as 123456789123456000 which is incorrect. any thoughts -- Dave Peterson |
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