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Can I change the 15-digit limit in Excel for numbers ?
I work with numbers containing more than 15 digits, when I import it from a
text file Excel rounds the last three digits to zero and I lose my number (which I need to find it back in a database), how can I modify this ? |
On Tue, 11 Jan 2005 00:45:02 -0800, "Johan"
wrote: I work with numbers containing more than 15 digits, when I import it from a text file Excel rounds the last three digits to zero and I lose my number (which I need to find it back in a database), how can I modify this ? AFAIK, the only way is to import the numbers as TEXT. If you need to use these values in calculations, then Excel is probably not the best program to use. --ron |
Are they really numbers? Do you do math on them?
If not, then format them as text If yes, try the XNUMBER add-on (locate with Google) beat wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Johan" wrote in message ... I work with numbers containing more than 15 digits, when I import it from a text file Excel rounds the last three digits to zero and I lose my number (which I need to find it back in a database), how can I modify this ? |
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