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trailing 0's when formating is for no decimals
I have formatted the cell as number with thousand seperator and no decimals.
Yet to get 90,000 in a formula I have to put in 9000000. If I don't add the zero's, Excel uses 2 decimals and rounds the number. |
Hi
goto 'Tools - Options - Edit' and uncheck 'fixed decimals' -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany DaveM wrote: I have formatted the cell as number with thousand seperator and no decimals. Yet to get 90,000 in a formula I have to put in 9000000. If I don't add the zero's, Excel uses 2 decimals and rounds the number. |
Tools|Options|Edit and uncheck "Fixed decimal Places"
Jerry DaveM wrote: I have formatted the cell as number with thousand seperator and no decimals. Yet to get 90,000 in a formula I have to put in 9000000. If I don't add the zero's, Excel uses 2 decimals and rounds the number. |
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