B
Bernie
We have recently converted from Office 2000 to Office 2003.
In Excel, say you have a list of numbers down a column,
with an autosum at the end to add all the numbers up.
Well, the cells all need to be of type 'number' in order
for the autosum to recognise the value within the cell and
include it in the calculation. Well, in Excel 2003, we're
finding that if you select all the cells included in your
calculation, click 'format cells', and choose the type of
format you want to use (ie. number), it doesn't update
automatically. You have to go and re-enter each each
number after the formatting has been applied before the
value changes to type 'number' (or whatever other type of
format you have chosen e.g. currency for that matter) and
the calculation works. Any ideas?
In Excel, say you have a list of numbers down a column,
with an autosum at the end to add all the numbers up.
Well, the cells all need to be of type 'number' in order
for the autosum to recognise the value within the cell and
include it in the calculation. Well, in Excel 2003, we're
finding that if you select all the cells included in your
calculation, click 'format cells', and choose the type of
format you want to use (ie. number), it doesn't update
automatically. You have to go and re-enter each each
number after the formatting has been applied before the
value changes to type 'number' (or whatever other type of
format you have chosen e.g. currency for that matter) and
the calculation works. Any ideas?