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MAXIMUM NUMBERS IN CELL
When entering more than 15 numbers in a cell, Exel automatically changes the
integers after 15 to a zero. Example: 123456789123456789 entered into cell returns 123456789123456000. Is there any way around this? Thanx |
Excel supports only 15 digits, but if you don't want to do any calculations
on these numbers, then you can enter them as strings. A preceding ' will convert numbers to string. e.g. '123456789123456789 is treated as a text string. - Mangesh -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
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