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How come Word is adding zeros to a mail merge number from Excel?
I've set up a mail merge document in Word using an Excel spreadsheet as the
data file, but everytime Word imports the data it adds about 10 zeros following by a "1", so 23.4 becomes 23.4000000000001. No matter how many times a reformat the cell to only have 1 decimal place, I get this strange output number. Has anyone run into this before??? |
How come Word is adding zeros to a mail merge number from Excel?
Hi
Formatting the cell affects only the way the number is displayed, not the number itself. You have to round values, p.e. adding a new column with formula =ROUND(ExactValue,1), and use this column as source for MM. -- Arvi Laanemets ( My real mail address: arvi.laanemets<attarkon.ee ) "Randy Toch" <Randy wrote in message ... I've set up a mail merge document in Word using an Excel spreadsheet as the data file, but everytime Word imports the data it adds about 10 zeros following by a "1", so 23.4 becomes 23.4000000000001. No matter how many times a reformat the cell to only have 1 decimal place, I get this strange output number. Has anyone run into this before??? |
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