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No. of digits accepted in one cell
See Help for "Specifications" for a list of Excel's limitations. Otherwise,
the previous replies are correct and complete. Jerry "Rayaprolu" wrote: I am trying to enter a particular number of 16 digit length (Example: 8312938507652481). This number is being taken as 8312938507652480 in the excel. My question is ... is there any limitation in Excel on the number of digits that can be entered in one cell. Thanks in advance. |
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