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Default numbers in cells are automatically divided by 100. Not a format s.

Intergers entered into the worksheet (even in previous worksheets set up
prior to the problem) are divided by 100. Example: 1 becomes 0.01, While 1.0
remains as entered. I don't believe it's in the cell formatting as the number
shown in the formula bar is not 1 but 0.01, while 1.0 is shown as such.
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Toolsoptionsedit and uncheck fixed decimal places

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Intergers entered into the worksheet (even in previous worksheets set up
prior to the problem) are divided by 100. Example: 1 becomes 0.01, While

1.0
remains as entered. I don't believe it's in the cell formatting as the

number
shown in the formula bar is not 1 but 0.01, while 1.0 is shown as such.



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