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Excel not formatting correctly even at cell level technical issue
thanks here is the version
With the permission of everyone involved, here is an additional route to your goal
How to switch to English numbers
Go to the File - Options - Advanced dialog.
In the first area, editing options,
switch off the default setting Use separators from operating system
and then enter the desired characters below.
To change to an English or American representation, simply exchange the content of the two fields:
How to switch to English numbers.
Don't forget to undo this setting for normal tables.
To do this, all you have to do is tick the box again, and the program will take over the country settings of your Windows.
From now on, English numbers will no longer be used, but the representation you would otherwise use.
If you then change the period with a comma in the numbers in the cells of your file, you will see the currency symbol.
In the file you should see the change in cell A1, it is correct for me.
I would be happy to know if I could help.
Nikolino
I know I don't know anything (Socrates)
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- SergeiBaklanNov 24, 2020Diamond Contributor
I'd do not recommend to change Excel settings on different from OS one to avoid extra headache.