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Last digit automatically changes to zero (0)
I created a spreadsheet for my personal budget. When I type a 16-digit
credit card number into a cell and then hit "enter", the last digit of my number automatically changes to a zero. Advice?? |
Last digit automatically changes to zero (0)
Numbers have a precision of 15 significant digits.
As it is a credit card number store it as text. That is Format|Cell and set it to text. -- Hope this helps Martin Fishlock Please do not forget to rate this reply. " wrote: I created a spreadsheet for my personal budget. When I type a 16-digit credit card number into a cell and then hit "enter", the last digit of my number automatically changes to a zero. Advice?? |
Last digit automatically changes to zero (0)
Your question was already answered in excel.worksheet.functions group
Please don't crosspost! Joerg wrote in message oups.com... I created a spreadsheet for my personal budget. When I type a 16-digit credit card number into a cell and then hit "enter", the last digit of my number automatically changes to a zero. Advice?? |
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