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how do I format decimals
=1375850/100, formatted as a decimal w/two places, or, equivalently in code
Range("A1").Value = format(1375850/100, "#.00") "ciscopena" wrote in message ... I'm having a problem with formatting decimals. The number is 1375850. I'm trying to get 13,758.50. When I try to format the decimal I get 1,375,850.00. I have about 1500 number that I have to format. I know how to do manually, but it takes to long. I'm currently using excel 97. If anyone knows how to do this I will greatly appreciated. |
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