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Number entered into cell is dividide by 100. Not fixed by Cell For
I use Excel 2003.
When I enter a number into a cell it automatically divides it by 100. For example if I enter in "8" and hit enter, "0.08" shows up in the cell. Making a different selection in "Cell Format" does not fix the problem. I have also tried looking under Tools/options/edit none of those options make a difference either. This problem started within the last two weeks. Before then it was working normally. When I create new workbooks they all behave this way. Also if I open a workbook from a project before these problems, new data entered takes this format. Is it possible that I could have hit some combination of keys unknowingly that could turn on this issue? For example, the otherday I stumbled accross the Euro symbol because I must have hit the right combination of asci code to enter that symbol. I would be very thankful for any help |
Number entered into cell is dividide by 100. Not fixed by Cell For
Tools/Options/Edit. Uncheck the Fixed Decimals checkbox.
In article , "Goldabraun" wrote: I use Excel 2003. When I enter a number into a cell it automatically divides it by 100. For example if I enter in "8" and hit enter, "0.08" shows up in the cell. Making a different selection in "Cell Format" does not fix the problem. I have also tried looking under Tools/options/edit none of those options make a difference either. This problem started within the last two weeks. Before then it was working normally. When I create new workbooks they all behave this way. Also if I open a workbook from a project before these problems, new data entered takes this format. Is it possible that I could have hit some combination of keys unknowingly that could turn on this issue? For example, the otherday I stumbled accross the Euro symbol because I must have hit the right combination of asci code to enter that symbol. I would be very thankful for any help |
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