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How do I tell excel I want the first two digits to be assummed to be decimal places using NNNNNNNNNNN format? thx
I’m trying to use excel format to convert 29.00 to following:
00000002900
but it keeps look like the following:
00000000029 // how do I get the 29 to move up by two digits like the first one????
I’m using custom format in excel of “00000000000” but that is not working. thx
First off, your custom format should be “00000000000” instead of “NNNNNNNNNNN” if I’m not mistaken.
If you don’t want to see a decimal place you can store all your values in cents instead of dollars (multiply by 100) and use “00000000000”. If you want to still use dollars and don’t mind a decimal point use “000000000.00”