why does Excel convert 63781403840072 to 6.37814E+13 & how prevent
I do a concentate on a number of cells and Excel comes up with a number like
63781403840072 it converts to 6.37814E+13 I have a quite a few numbers like this. is there a quick way to convert back to the number without editing each one and adding a ' in front? |
why does Excel convert 63781403840072 to 6.37814E+13 & how prevent
Hi,
Format the cell as 'number' and if you want set the decimal places to zero Mike "dodie" wrote: I do a concentate on a number of cells and Excel comes up with a number like 63781403840072 it converts to 6.37814E+13 I have a quite a few numbers like this. is there a quick way to convert back to the number without editing each one and adding a ' in front? |
why does Excel convert 63781403840072 to 6.37814E+13 & how prevent
Format as number with zero decimal places.
Wouldn't work for more than 15 digits, of course, as Excel's numbers are limited to 15 digits, but for your example, not a problem. -- David Biddulph "dodie" wrote in message ... I do a concentate on a number of cells and Excel comes up with a number like 63781403840072 it converts to 6.37814E+13 I have a quite a few numbers like this. is there a quick way to convert back to the number without editing each one and adding a ' in front? |
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