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help question so basic I can not find answer

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    help question so basic I can not find answer

    When I type in 16 or more numbers in a cell it always turns the last one to a 0 and even when I pick the format number it still changes the last number into a o. How can I make excell leave the digital number I type in?

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    Dave Peterson
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    Re: help question so basic I can not find answer

    Excel only keeps track of 16 digits.

    So you can either preformat the cell as text or enter your data as text (start
    with an apostrophe): '1234567890123456.

    In both of these cases, these "numbers" will be treated as text.

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    > When I type in 16 or more numbers in a cell it always turns the last one
    > to a 0 and even when I pick the format number it still changes the last
    > number into a o. How can I make excell leave the digital number I type
    > in?
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