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Hi I am importing data to excel from other windows which is in the
following format:- 2,100 22,000 2,32,000 & so on When i do mathematical
calculation on 2,100 & 22,000 it is ok but when i work on 2,32,000 it
says #VALUE!i.e any number having more then two or more then two
commas. Why i am getting this effect.

Thanks in advance

Rajeev

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EXCEL will have a problem with 2,32,000. Is this number two million three
hundred twenty thousand or two million thirty thousand?

There are not enough digits between the commas.
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Hi I am importing data to excel from other windows which is in the
following format:- 2,100 22,000 2,32,000 & so on When i do mathematical
calculation on 2,100 & 22,000 it is ok but when i work on 2,32,000 it
says #VALUE!i.e any number having more then two or more then two
commas. Why i am getting this effect.

Thanks in advance

Rajeev


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It is neither of the two but is two lacs thirty two thousand i.e.one
digit less then million.1million=10 Lacs.We in india generally uses
lacs figures instead of millions.If this fig. is 2320000 then it can be
called as two point three million & thirty two thousand.
I hope now u can understand the relation between millions & lacs & can
be able to solve my problem.

Thanks
Rajeev

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Hi Rajeev,

formatting does not change the value of a number in excel. Just check if
excel is treating 2,32,000 as text, which you can simple come to know
visually if it right- or left-aligned. If it is left aligned then it is
text. Otherwise just check the cell with the function:
=ISNUMBER(A1)
It should return true for numbers and false for text.

BTW, what formula or operation are you trying to do on these numbers.

Mangesh



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It is neither of the two but is two lacs thirty two thousand i.e.one
digit less then million.1million=10 Lacs.We in india generally uses
lacs figures instead of millions.If this fig. is 2320000 then it can be
called as two point three million & thirty two thousand.
I hope now u can understand the relation between millions & lacs & can
be able to solve my problem.

Thanks
Rajeev



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Hi Mangesh,
I have checked it by using ISNUMBER(CELL NO.) & it says FALSE.
Actually i am impoting data from Tally7.2 Accounting Package & making
some mathematical Calculation such as addition,subtraction on it.I
tried by using format cell & then changing text to number but no
result.

Thanks
Rajeev



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Hi Rajeev,

Just check some of the following things. See if there are any leading or
trailing blanks (spaces) with the number. You could also use trim(A1) to
remove the spaces at either ends of the number.
Also try to edit the number i.e. select the cell. Press F2 and Enter.
Let me know.

Mangesh



"rajeev" wrote in message
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Hi Mangesh,
I have checked it by using ISNUMBER(CELL NO.) & it says FALSE.
Actually i am impoting data from Tally7.2 Accounting Package & making
some mathematical Calculation such as addition,subtraction on it.I
tried by using format cell & then changing text to number but no
result.

Thanks
Rajeev



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