Format Cell Question for the Pros

caminochaos

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I have created a code (#+##.###) that would allow me to type:
2850.543

and it will display:
28+50.543

The problem that I am having is when I type in:
2800

It displays:
28+00.

It puts a "." at the end even though there is nothing after the decimal.

Please Help!

Thank you
 

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If you drop the end of your format string, it seems to work.

#+##

Unless you want

2850.54 to display as 28+50.540, in which case we will need to dig deeper.

HTH
Cal
 
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The format is road stationing. It is basically a line of reference to build a from.

28+00 means 2,800 feet (or meters).
 
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