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In 2000 ms excell, if i type 200 and dot (.) it becomes 200.00

In 2003 ms excell, if i type 200. it becomes 2 even I fixed decimal places
to 2.
I want to get 200.00 by typing 200 and dot. In 2003 ms excell, I have to
type 20000 and it become 200 without decimal points so I have to increase
decimal points by clicking increase decimal on the memu to get 200.00

Please reply me as soon as possible.

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In 2000 ms excell, if i type 200 and dot (.) it becomes 200.00

In 2003 ms excell, if i type 200. it becomes 2 even I fixed decimal places
to 2.
I want to get 200.00 by typing 200 and dot. In 2003 ms excell, I have to
type 20000 and it become 200 without decimal points so I have to increase
decimal points by clicking increase decimal on the memu to get 200.00


Unset the Fixed Decimal Places.
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