16 DIGIT NUMBERS IN CELL WITHOUT LAST DIGIT BEING A ZERO
 

when typing a credit card number with 16 digits the last digit always returns
as a zero. Is there a way around this.

You will have to format it as text. Excel only supports 15 signifcant
figures. (Many computer programs have this limitation.)
Try formatting the cells as text before you type the numbers in.

tj


"jnkell" wrote:

when typing a credit card number with 16 digits the last digit always returns
as a zero. Is there a way around this.

Hi
and another option would be to precede your entry with an apostrophe. e.g.
'1234567890123456

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Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany

jnkell wrote:
when typing a credit card number with 16 digits the last digit always
returns as a zero. Is there a way around this.