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nastech

Problems: rounding & formatting Text/# combinations
 
060705 Problems: rounding & formatting Text/# combinations
is there an answer for, or need for ms to fix:

(excerpt from other posting)
I believe this to be a Huge problem in excel: not having a check box, where
I don't have to (80-0.5) on 1/2 the figures in every cell, thru-out the sheet.

people otherwise don't know it, conditional format colors / "numbers
viewed", are all off. In trying to quick visual scan a sheet: colors &
numbers are all "OFF".
Looking at 80 in 1 cell is green, the next it is red...

Is there a way to turn off rounding up / down in a sheet?

Number / Text Combination "Custom" formatting:
what else would have done, is for having examples of custom formatting,
numbers 100 <0 (see # signs) to be able to format x10 see 120.. stead of 12


nastech

Problems: rounding & formatting Text/# combinations
 
ps: for text / numbers:

Number / Text Combination "Custom" formatting:
- is there a way to include examples (if exist), for text / number
combinations: removing text from? etc.


"nastech" wrote:

060705 Problems: rounding & formatting Text/# combinations
is there an answer for, or need for ms to fix:

(excerpt from other posting)
I believe this to be a Huge problem in excel: not having a check box, where
I don't have to (80-0.5) on 1/2 the figures in every cell, thru-out the sheet.

people otherwise don't know it, conditional format colors / "numbers
viewed", are all off. In trying to quick visual scan a sheet: colors &
numbers are all "OFF".
Looking at 80 in 1 cell is green, the next it is red...

Is there a way to turn off rounding up / down in a sheet?

Number / Text Combination "Custom" formatting:
what else would have done, is for having examples of custom formatting,
numbers 100 <0 (see # signs) to be able to format x10 see 120.. stead of 12



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