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Using Excel 2003 SP-2 and I have a user who wants to type in 434 and have it
display as 434,000. The column will be a series of these types of numbers (434 to 434,000; 233 to 233,000, etc.) Could someone tell me how to do so? Thank you. |
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Tools--Options--Edit--Fixed Decimal Places--change to -3.
Please keep in mind that this is a GLOBAL setting. if you have more than one workbook open, they all will do the same conversion. "abs" wrote: Using Excel 2003 SP-2 and I have a user who wants to type in 434 and have it display as 434,000. The column will be a series of these types of numbers (434 to 434,000; 233 to 233,000, etc.) Could someone tell me how to do so? Thank you. |
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... Using Excel 2003 SP-2 and I have a user who wants to type in 434 and have it display as 434,000. The column will be a series of these types of numbers (434 to 434,000; 233 to 233,000, etc.) Could someone tell me how to do so? Thank you. Tools/ Options/ Edit/ Fixed Decimal Places, -3 -- David Biddulph |
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