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I need more info. Where are the numbers originally when
you copy them? I tried copying 9-digit numbers from one
Excel cell to another, and it worked fine. I suspect when
you do the copy, you are taking along some sort of
formatting info that is attached to the target cells when
you paste. You might try using "paste special" and pasting
only the values, which excludes all formatting info in the
copy process. You might also format the target cells as
"general" and see if that helps.
go back at that point and change it to text it changes the
last digit in my number to zero which then gives me
inaccurate data. I've tried formatting the page to text
before pasting, but that doesn't help. Does anyone have
suggestions on how I can paste my numbers directly and
accurately into excel?
you copy them? I tried copying 9-digit numbers from one
Excel cell to another, and it worked fine. I suspect when
you do the copy, you are taking along some sort of
formatting info that is attached to the target cells when
you paste. You might try using "paste special" and pasting
only the values, which excludes all formatting info in the
copy process. You might also format the target cells as
"general" and see if that helps.
excel, it changes the number to scientific notation. If I-----Original Message-----
When I copy large numbers and paste them in groups into
go back at that point and change it to text it changes the
last digit in my number to zero which then gives me
inaccurate data. I've tried formatting the page to text
before pasting, but that doesn't help. Does anyone have
suggestions on how I can paste my numbers directly and
accurately into excel?