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More than 15 digits in excel cell it turns them to zeros. Fix?
If you put more than 15 digits an a cell and hit enter, the cell automatical
turns all the digits past the 15th one into zeros. Is there a way to correct this? |
More than 15 digits in excel cell it turns them to zeros. Fix?
Excel can only handle 15 digit numbers.
Hoping that you really need a text string of numeric characters and not an actual number that big.... Either start the entry with an apostrophe ( ' ) OR Format the cells as text before entering <format<cells<number tab....Category: Text Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "Lisa" wrote: If you put more than 15 digits an a cell and hit enter, the cell automatical turns all the digits past the 15th one into zeros. Is there a way to correct this? |
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