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Jase4now

Problem entering percentage on form
 
I have created a form to enter data to a worksheet. I have formatted column
'L' to 'Percentage', but when I enter a number on the form; it multiplies by
100 in the cells. What do I need to do to solve this puzzle?

Thanks for your help,
Joel

Dave Peterson

Problem entering percentage on form
 
What are you typing in the cell? 30 or .30 or 30%

Do you have Tools|Options|Edit tab|"Enable automatic percent entry" checked.



Jase4now wrote:

I have created a form to enter data to a worksheet. I have formatted column
'L' to 'Percentage', but when I enter a number on the form; it multiplies by
100 in the cells. What do I need to do to solve this puzzle?

Thanks for your help,
Joel


--

Dave Peterson

Jase4now

Problem entering percentage on form
 
I am typing 30, and yes the automatic percent entry is checked

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

What are you typing in the cell? 30 or .30 or 30%

Do you have Tools|Options|Edit tab|"Enable automatic percent entry" checked.



Jase4now wrote:

I have created a form to enter data to a worksheet. I have formatted column
'L' to 'Percentage', but when I enter a number on the form; it multiplies by
100 in the cells. What do I need to do to solve this puzzle?

Thanks for your help,
Joel


--

Dave Peterson


Dave Peterson

Problem entering percentage on form
 
When I have that setting toggled on and the cell is formatted as percentage,
then when I type 30, I see 30.00% (I used percentage with 2 decimal places as
the format.)

I used xl2003 in my test.

Jase4now wrote:

I am typing 30, and yes the automatic percent entry is checked

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

What are you typing in the cell? 30 or .30 or 30%

Do you have Tools|Options|Edit tab|"Enable automatic percent entry" checked.



Jase4now wrote:

I have created a form to enter data to a worksheet. I have formatted column
'L' to 'Percentage', but when I enter a number on the form; it multiplies by
100 in the cells. What do I need to do to solve this puzzle?

Thanks for your help,
Joel


--

Dave Peterson


--

Dave Peterson

Jase4now

Problem entering percentage on form
 
I am adding the data through a userform, could that somehow be affecting it?

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

When I have that setting toggled on and the cell is formatted as percentage,
then when I type 30, I see 30.00% (I used percentage with 2 decimal places as
the format.)

I used xl2003 in my test.

Jase4now wrote:

I am typing 30, and yes the automatic percent entry is checked

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

What are you typing in the cell? 30 or .30 or 30%

Do you have Tools|Options|Edit tab|"Enable automatic percent entry" checked.



Jase4now wrote:

I have created a form to enter data to a worksheet. I have formatted column
'L' to 'Percentage', but when I enter a number on the form; it multiplies by
100 in the cells. What do I need to do to solve this puzzle?

Thanks for your help,
Joel

--

Dave Peterson


--

Dave Peterson


Dave Peterson

Problem entering percentage on form
 
How about doing the arithmetic (divide by 100) in your code?

Jase4now wrote:

I am adding the data through a userform, could that somehow be affecting it?

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

When I have that setting toggled on and the cell is formatted as percentage,
then when I type 30, I see 30.00% (I used percentage with 2 decimal places as
the format.)

I used xl2003 in my test.

Jase4now wrote:

I am typing 30, and yes the automatic percent entry is checked

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

What are you typing in the cell? 30 or .30 or 30%

Do you have Tools|Options|Edit tab|"Enable automatic percent entry" checked.



Jase4now wrote:

I have created a form to enter data to a worksheet. I have formatted column
'L' to 'Percentage', but when I enter a number on the form; it multiplies by
100 in the cells. What do I need to do to solve this puzzle?

Thanks for your help,
Joel

--

Dave Peterson


--

Dave Peterson


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Dave Peterson


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