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I am currently running Excel 2000 on WinXP Pro. Excel does not display the
correct values in cells when they are typed. The program arbitrarily assigns a decimal value to whatever number is typed. For example, if "1111111111" is entered, it is displayed as "11111.11111" I have gone through cell formatting, detect and repair and other options, but none have worked. The program use to work fine. It started this recently and it won't go away. If it helps, when a number is typed in another program, i.e. notepad, and copied and pasted into Excel the value displays fine. The problem lies in actually typing values into Excel. This is a problem that I am unfamiliar with. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you, John |
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