K Ken Wright Nov 13, 2003 #2 Try Start / Control Panel / regional and language options / Regional options tab / make sure decimal separator is not a space and is actually a period .
Try Start / Control Panel / regional and language options / Regional options tab / make sure decimal separator is not a space and is actually a period .
G Guest Nov 13, 2003 #3 Thanks for the suggestion, but I tried that and it is set as a period (.) I am stumped!
E Edward Stansfeld Nov 13, 2003 #4 Maybe its a formatting thing. A custom format allows you to replace .with a space test this by selecting the default number format, and seeing if the . reappears.
Maybe its a formatting thing. A custom format allows you to replace .with a space test this by selecting the default number format, and seeing if the . reappears.
