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MS Office Forum / Excel / General Excel Questions / May 2008custom number format
When I use a custom format "#,", it displays 20000 as 20 (as if E-3 has been multiplied). how to do a similar work to display 0.00002 as 20 (as if E+6 has been multiplied) ? thanks in advance. Not possible using custom format. Create additional column besides the cell and use formula to multiply that cell by 1000000. If you want to convert the existing column itself then write 1000000 in any cell. Copy this cell. Select cells you want to convert. Then use paste - special - multiply. > When I use a custom format "#,", it displays 20000 as 20 (as if E-3 > has been multiplied). [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > thanks in advance. |
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