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  • B Offline
    brettsichellodesign
    last edited by 1 Aug 2017, 21:26

    Can anyone tell me why LO is changing my 0.03 value to 0.3 when I reference my excel spreadsheet?

    See image attached:

    https://image.ibb.co/hjvTuk/Untitled_1.jpg

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    • D Offline
      Dave R
      last edited by 1 Aug 2017, 23:31

      How are those cells formatted in the spreadsheet? It's odd that it shows as 0.3. with a decimal after the 3, too.

      Etaoin Shrdlu

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        brettsichellodesign
        last edited by 1 Aug 2017, 23:51

        I've been trying to figure it out and can't seem to find the issue. Maybe a bug?

        I have attached details of formatting in excel. Though I have not imported the formatting into LO.

        http://i.imgur.com/6ocRZ85.jpg

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          Dave R
          last edited by 1 Aug 2017, 23:58

          Do you need that column to do any math? If not, how about converting the formatting to text in the spreadsheet. Maybe you could at least move on with the work. Could you share the spread sheet file so I can try inserting it into LO to see what I get? Send it by PM if you don't want to make it public.

          Etaoin Shrdlu

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          • C Offline
            Charlie__V
            last edited by 2 Aug 2017, 11:29

            @brettsichellodesign said:

            I have attached details of formatting in excel. Though I have not imported the formatting into LO.

            I see the Excel file has generous cell width compared to the cell width in LO table.
            Maybe try expanding the whole LO table width and see if the decimal point issue in column "F" resolves itself?

            Just a guess.

            Charlie

            Precision M1710/Win 7 Pro 64 bit/i-7 6920 Quad core 2.9 Ghz -3.8/16Gb ram/NVIDIA M5000M 8Gb

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              brettsichellodesign
              last edited by 2 Aug 2017, 16:15

              I tried changing the cell formatting from number to text which did solve the problem. I could even keep the formula in the cell, but can't change the decimal places which is a bit annoying but I can probably solve that in a more complex formula.

              Changing the table width in LO didn't appear to solve the problem, but maybe Dave can take a look and figure it out 😄

              I guess it's half solved at the moment.

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                Dave R
                last edited by 2 Aug 2017, 16:20

                Could you send me the spreadsheet file by PM so I can play with it and see what I get? I'll take a look when I get home from work.

                Edit: Oops. Your PM came while I was posting this. Will look ASAP.

                Etaoin Shrdlu

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                  brettsichellodesign
                  last edited by 10 Aug 2017, 21:40

                  Just a heads up that Dave is working with the LO team to resolve the issue. However in the meantime I would suggest using the ROUNDUP and IFERROR functions in Excel. For example:

                  =IFERROR(ROUND(O11/5.678,2),"")

                  This has solved my issue in LO.

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