Darren Bartrup
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Got a weird one here.
My colleague is having trouble with Excel 2003 (not workbook specific).
When he types in a number it assumes the last two digits are after the decimal place
1000 will change to 10
13 will change to 0.13
This isn't a formatting problem - the number is changed in the formula bar and in calculations based on that number.
If I type 13 (which gets changed to 0.13) then =ROUND(A1,0) it displays 0.
We've commented out all his VBA code in the Personal workbook and it still doing it.
980 with the cell formatted to numbers with 0 decimal places will show 10 (9.80 rounded).
We've both got 2003 & 2007 installed, but it's only him that has that problem in 2003.
Any ideas?
My colleague is having trouble with Excel 2003 (not workbook specific).
When he types in a number it assumes the last two digits are after the decimal place
1000 will change to 10
13 will change to 0.13
This isn't a formatting problem - the number is changed in the formula bar and in calculations based on that number.
If I type 13 (which gets changed to 0.13) then =ROUND(A1,0) it displays 0.
We've commented out all his VBA code in the Personal workbook and it still doing it.
980 with the cell formatted to numbers with 0 decimal places will show 10 (9.80 rounded).
We've both got 2003 & 2007 installed, but it's only him that has that problem in 2003.
Any ideas?