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>What does this actually mean? Assuming this is a kind of address list<BR>
>for cells which will be formatted as Decimal, what happens when I put<BR>
>a non-decimal value into one of these cells - AFAICS, nothing. What<BR>
>then does the 'format... using' do? Can't find anything relevant in<BR>
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You sure are correct about the anemic documentation.<BR>
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I interpet that </FONT><FONT COLOR="#000000" FACE="Geneva" FAMILY="SANSSERIF" SIZE="2">line '1,1:3,17 Decimal:1' to be ....<BR>
format cell 1,1 to 3,17 using 0.0 format (1 place decimal)<BR>
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That IS working on my little timecard spreadsheet project. That is a work in progress, so sorry if some of it isn't up to snuff, but I thought you might like to see it so I posted it at ...<BR>
http://www.christophercomputers.com/rev.html<BR>
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