>I have a table with 3 columns and 9 rows. The first and second columns
> contain text. The third column contains prices (ex: 99.99). I need the
> third
> column to have a decimal stop. Can I do this independently of the first 2
> columns. If yes, how can I do this.
Luc,
I have PP 2007 and have done as you instructed. When I return to the table,
it still shows a left tab stop. Also, will the decimal table stop insert
decimals automatically?

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> JJ,
> You can set a decimal tab in one cell, unfortunately not in a whole column,
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> > column to have a decimal stop. Can I do this independently of the first 2
> > columns. If yes, how can I do this.
Luc - 18 Mar 2008 17:44 GMT
JJ,
In the Set tabs dialog did you choose the decimal tab radio button, apply
the position then click on Set tabs, and then OK?
As Echo already explained you need to press Ctrl+tab to use the tab in the
cell. All numbers will be aligned using the decimal sign, in Europe that
will be the , in the US I presume the .

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> Luc,
> I have PP 2007 and have done as you instructed. When I return to the
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>> > 2
>> > columns. If yes, how can I do this.
Echo S - 18 Mar 2008 17:46 GMT
You still have to insert the tab in each individual cell using Ctrl+Tab.
When you're in the Tab dialog, make sure you choose "decimal" before you set
the tab stop position so that PPT knows what type of tab stop to add.

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> Luc,
> I have PP 2007 and have done as you instructed. When I return to the
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>> > 2
>> > columns. If yes, how can I do this.