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"Peo Sjoblom" wrote:
There has been a change in 2003 with regards how you enter using fixed decimal places, assume 2 decimal places checked then in Excel 2002 entering 125. will return 125.00 thus the dot tells Excel not to set the decimals but in 2003 you need to enter an extra zero like 125.0 or else you'll get 1.25 Gotta to be a bug, right? What sick kid would think that a general (default) option setting should override an explicit decimal point in the data entry? Besides, hasn't MS ever heard of "backward compatibility"? Okay, I know the answer to that :-(. But I'm just saying: what sense can it ever make to override the explicit decimal in data entry? This "must" be a defect. Please report it to MS, if it is not fixed already. |
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