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2008: How prevent automatic, unwanted ".0" before numbers?
by "Norman R. Nager, Ph.D." <nnager@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Jun 7, 2008 at 02:12 PM
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In Excel 2008 (v. 12.1.0) (OS 10.5.3), if I open a new worksheet and type a
number for later calculation, for instance, "2", it automatically enters
as
".02"
The only way I can enter a number without the application automatically
placing the ".0" before it is to first select/type the equal sign. Do I
really need to use this workaround?
I've been working with Excel spreadsheets for many years without this
problem. Is this a 12.1.0 bug? If not, what am I forgetting or missing?
Respectfully, Norm


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"Norman R. Nager, Ph |
2008-06-07 14:12:20 |
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2008-06-07 15:18:22 |
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