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My guess is that you've set your locale to use non-us decimal
characters. Most european countries use "," for decimal point and "."
for 1000 seperator, which is exactly what you're seeing.
Check "Regional Options" under Start/Settings/Control Panel. At least
that's were it is for Windows 2000.
Allan
--- "Dr. R.BHANJA" <bhanjar@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I use Microsoft Office2000. Recenely, I am encountering a problem
> while working with EXCEL. While typing any decimal number (for
> example 2576.36) the decimal point is changed to "," (i.e. 2576,36)
> and if I enter any number like 3,834.39 then the number changes into
> 3.834,39. Basically the decimal point changes to comma and comma
> changes to decimal point. Therefore, while doing any math calculation
> it gives error. Any body has a solution to this problem.
> Bhanja
>
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Allan Havemose, Ph.D.
havemose@xxxxxxxxxx
havemose@xxxxxxxxx
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