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brettingsworth

Sales Sheet
 
Hi Guys,

Really dumb question. Creating a basic spreadsheet to track sales. The
majority of the cells are currency based except for the first one which would
show a basic number without decimals (ie: 23). When I type in 23, it
generates 0.23. How can I get rid of this so I can just have a basic # typed
in there?

Please help.

Gord Dibben

Sales Sheet
 
ToolsOptionsEdit.

Uncheck the "Fixed decimal places" option button.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Sun, 2 Jul 2006 12:36:01 -0700, brettingsworth
wrote:

Hi Guys,

Really dumb question. Creating a basic spreadsheet to track sales. The
majority of the cells are currency based except for the first one which would
show a basic number without decimals (ie: 23). When I type in 23, it
generates 0.23. How can I get rid of this so I can just have a basic # typed
in there?

Please help.



Nick Hodge

Sales Sheet
 
ToolsOptions...ViewFixed decimals...un-check it

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"brettingsworth" wrote in message
...
Hi Guys,

Really dumb question. Creating a basic spreadsheet to track sales. The
majority of the cells are currency based except for the first one which
would
show a basic number without decimals (ie: 23). When I type in 23, it
generates 0.23. How can I get rid of this so I can just have a basic #
typed
in there?

Please help.




brettingsworth

Sales Sheet
 
Thanks Gord. Told you it was something dumb. Thanks again.

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

ToolsOptionsEdit.

Uncheck the "Fixed decimal places" option button.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Sun, 2 Jul 2006 12:36:01 -0700, brettingsworth
wrote:

Hi Guys,

Really dumb question. Creating a basic spreadsheet to track sales. The
majority of the cells are currency based except for the first one which would
show a basic number without decimals (ie: 23). When I type in 23, it
generates 0.23. How can I get rid of this so I can just have a basic # typed
in there?

Please help.





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