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In my earlier version of Excel, (Office 97), I could format the cells to
automatically enter amounts as dollars and cents. For example, I would type
30. and the amount was shown as $30.00. Or, I could type 4357, and the
amount was shown as $43.57. In the Office 2003 version if I type 30., the
amount is reflected in the cell as 30 cents instead of $30.00.
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Yes that is a change that other people have complained about when one uses
fixed decimals

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In my earlier version of Excel, (Office 97), I could format the cells to
automatically enter amounts as dollars and cents. For example, I would
type
30. and the amount was shown as $30.00. Or, I could type 4357, and the
amount was shown as $43.57. In the Office 2003 version if I type 30., the
amount is reflected in the cell as 30 cents instead of $30.00.


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