Please help!! This is the first time I've used Word 2003 to merge from Excel, and I am frustrated that the Excel cells don't keep their format. After many hours, I've figured out most of the numeric field switches, but I'm stuck on one
I have an Excel column that shows percentages carried out 4 decimal points such as 0.1234% and 4.3210%. I've tried playing around with the following but it doesn't work....{ MERGEFIELD "Partner Percentage" \# "0.0000x"} Instead of 0.1234% it shows up as 0.00123% which is wrong
Any ideas? Thank you!
Use
{ = 100 * { MERGEFIELD "Partner Percentage" \# "0.0000"} }

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> Please help!! This is the first time I've used Word 2003 to merge from Excel, and I am frustrated that the Excel cells don't keep their format.
After many hours, I've figured out most of the numeric field switches, but
I'm stuck on one.
> I have an Excel column that shows percentages carried out 4 decimal points such as 0.1234% and 4.3210%. I've tried playing around with the following
but it doesn't work....{ MERGEFIELD "Partner Percentage" \# "0.0000x"}
Instead of 0.1234% it shows up as 0.00123% which is wrong.
> Any ideas? Thank you!!