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gio123bg

Problem: zeroes added to "general" format cell
 

Hi to all.
In a pc with XP installed, pressing enter after entering 1, the result
is 100. Two zeroes are added automatically.
Selecting "Format"- "Cells" I found:
Category=General

No macro is present. How can I avoid this strange behaviour?
Any suggestion will be well appreciated.

Regards,

Giovanni


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Bob Phillips

Problem: zeroes added to "general" format cell
 
Goto ToolsOptions and on the Edit tab there is a checkbox for Fixed
Decimal. Uncheck that box.

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Hi to all.
In a pc with XP installed, pressing enter after entering 1, the result
is 100. Two zeroes are added automatically.
Selecting "Format"- "Cells" I found:
Category=General

No macro is present. How can I avoid this strange behaviour?
Any suggestion will be well appreciated.

Regards,

Giovanni


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gio123bg

Problem: zeroes added to "general" format cell
 

:) Thanks for the quick reply!!!! The problem is solved!

Bye
Giovanni


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