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    Excel cell formating

    When i enter a full number in any cell it appears as a decimal i.e. 35 will appear as 0.35
    How can i get back to full numbers?
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    Re: Excel cell formating

    Tráthnóna maith agus fáilte.

    Weird. What is the cell formatting? have you applied some odd formatting in the sheet?

    Reformat the cell(s) as general and enter the value again...

    Otherwise, read the yellow banner (top) and post a sample of the offending sheet...
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    Re: Excel cell formating

    Hello Glenn
    Much appreciate your response. The excel workbook and sheets are empty. I checked the cell format and its already on general. I again entered a few numbers and they show as a decimal.
    Looking at the yellow dialogue, it mentioned "Go advanced" to assign an attachment of the file. I cannot find and advanced or go advanced when i scroll down - am i missing something.
    Any direction on where this Go advanced is?

    Daithi

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    Re: Excel cell formating

    Sorry i see go advanced icon now - let me try it....

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    Re: Excel cell formating

    Uploaded file.....

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    Re: Excel cell formating

    Goto File, options, Advanced, and under "editing options" uncheck the box marked "Automatically insert a decimal point". Then click OK

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    Re: Excel cell formating

    Much appreciated Fluff13

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    Re: Excel cell formating

    You're welcome & thanks for the feedback.

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