All of the sudden when I enter a number like 3500 I get 35 in the cell.
If I enter 12345 I get 124. The cells are formatted as GENERAL.
Changing to numeric format (zero decimals) produces the same result.
To retain the last two numbers, I must enter the decimal point at the
end of the number.
I assume I've set something somewhere, but don't know where to look.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Dick--
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gt; All of the sudden when I enter a number like 3500 I get 35 in the cell.
gt; If I enter 12345 I get 124. The cells are formatted as GENERAL.
gt; Changing to numeric format (zero decimals) produces the same result.
gt; To retain the last two numbers, I must enter the decimal point at the
gt; end of the number.
gt;
gt; I assume I've set something somewhere, but don't know where to look.
gt; Any ideas?
gt;
gt; Thanks
gt; Dick
gt;
gt;
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gt; dickhob
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- Feb 22 Thu 2007 20:35
Cells dropping last to numbers
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