M mehdy-e Nov 13, 2009 #1 How can i use number more than 12 digit without rounding?I want to show for examples exactly this number 1234567891234
How can i use number more than 12 digit without rounding?I want to show for examples exactly this number 1234567891234
M Ms-Exl-Learner Nov 13, 2009 #2 Just format the cell as Text and try to enter the value. Select the range and do Right Click and select Format Cells>>Number>>Category>>Text and give ok. Otherwise before entering the value in a cell type ' and enter the numbers. If this post helps, Click Yes!
Just format the cell as Text and try to enter the value. Select the range and do Right Click and select Format Cells>>Number>>Category>>Text and give ok. Otherwise before entering the value in a cell type ' and enter the numbers. If this post helps, Click Yes!
D David Biddulph Nov 13, 2009 #3 Format as number, (with zero decimal places, if that's what you want).
D David Biddulph Nov 13, 2009 #4 But if you do it that way, many functions will not treat it as a number, and will ignore it.
J Jim Thomlinson Nov 13, 2009 #5 So long as your number is 15 digits or less then there is no problem. format the number using Format | Cells... | Number Additionally you need to make sure that the column width is large enough to display the number. If you go over 15 digits then there is no way to avoid rounding.
So long as your number is 15 digits or less then there is no problem. format the number using Format | Cells... | Number Additionally you need to make sure that the column width is large enough to display the number. If you go over 15 digits then there is no way to avoid rounding.
G Gord Dibben Nov 13, 2009 #6 You speak of 12 digits and 15 digits. Your example has 13 digits. What do you want to happen with your numbers? Not clear from your description. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
You speak of 12 digits and 15 digits. Your example has 13 digits. What do you want to happen with your numbers? Not clear from your description. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP