[MaryLovesExcel]

I need to create a check register in excel that will ultimately be converted to a space delimited file and cannot contain zeroes. For the check values, I have created a custom format for 12 characters without a decimal place. Once I do that, a check for $1,200.00 becomes 1200, and a check for 1201.10 becomes 12011. The $1,200.00 check as 1200 is picked up by the bank as 12.00 and the 1201.10 becomes 120.11 when you add the assumed decimal back. How do I remove the decimal place but keep the zeros?

[Ron Rosenfeld[_2_]]

On Wed, 13 Aug 2014 17:04:17 +0100, MaryLovesExcel wrote:


I need to create a check register in excel that will ultimately be
converted to a space delimited file and cannot contain zeroes. For the
check values, I have created a custom format for 12 characters without a
decimal place. Once I do that, a check for $1,200.00 becomes 1200, and
a check for 1201.10 becomes 12011. The $1,200.00 check as 1200 is
picked up by the bank as 12.00 and the 1201.10 becomes 120.11 when you
add the assumed decimal back. How do I remove the decimal place but
keep the zeros?

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