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Default How can I format a "cell" so it come out as " /64"? Example 10/64.

I would like to know how to format a "cell''. I want to type a number,
example: 4,6,8,10,12,14....ect.
But I want it to show on the cell as 4/64,6/64,8/64,10/64,12/64.....ect.
Could sombody help me with this problem?
I tried things on Edit and Format cells, but I cant find the right format.
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Really depends on what you want the cell to equate to.

If you want the value to equal the number you entered, try this custom
format:

General"/64"
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I would like to know how to format a "cell''. I want to type a number,
example: 4,6,8,10,12,14....ect.
But I want it to show on the cell as 4/64,6/64,8/64,10/64,12/64.....ect.
Could sombody help me with this problem?
I tried things on Edit and Format cells, but I cant find the right format.


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