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CELL/NUMBER FORMAT
EXCEL. When entering a whole number into a cell EXCEl is dividing
that number by 10 immediatly after entry. If I place a decimal point after the number this does not happen. If I enter a number less than 1 the number is entered normally. It appears that EXCEL needs a decimal point to enter the number correctly. I have used EXCEL for many years (current version from 2004) and this has never hapenned. Any Ideas out there guys? |
CELL/NUMBER FORMAT
Sounds like Fixed Decimal is set.
Go to ToolsOptionsEdit, and if the Fixed Decimal box is checked, uncheck it. -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "BIBBYBIBBER" wrote in message ups.com... EXCEL. When entering a whole number into a cell EXCEl is dividing that number by 10 immediatly after entry. If I place a decimal point after the number this does not happen. If I enter a number less than 1 the number is entered normally. It appears that EXCEL needs a decimal point to enter the number correctly. I have used EXCEL for many years (current version from 2004) and this has never hapenned. Any Ideas out there guys? |
CELL/NUMBER FORMAT
THANKS SO MUCH!!
You are right on ! |
CELL/NUMBER FORMAT
THANKS SO MUCH!!
You are right on ! |
CELL/NUMBER FORMAT
THANKS SO MUCH!!
You are right on ! |
CELL/NUMBER FORMAT
THANKS SO MUCH!!
You are right on ! |
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