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Article ID: 269370 "Last digits are changed to zeroes when you type long
numbers in cells of Excel" explains half of the problem. I am loading a CSV file with Credit Card numbers and loosing the last digit. The workaround is to rename the file as *.txt and loading the file and setting the column's format to Text. Can't one customize Excel 2003 to default the cell format to Text? |
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Morena,
You can record a macro while you're going through the Text Wizard that the ..txt extension evokes. That will record all your choices. Macros let you customize and automate virtually anything you do with Excel. -- Earl Kiosterud www.smokeylake.com "Morena Chris Matthews" <Morena Chris wrote in message ... Article ID: 269370 "Last digits are changed to zeroes when you type long numbers in cells of Excel" explains half of the problem. I am loading a CSV file with Credit Card numbers and loosing the last digit. The workaround is to rename the file as *.txt and loading the file and setting the column's format to Text. Can't one customize Excel 2003 to default the cell format to Text? |
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