Format Excel number without decimals
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11 years 8 months ago #2261
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Robert Stark
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Hello,
could you please tell me why when I open an excel document in flowheater in the ID section it shows a number with two decimals after each item number. In the excel spreadsheet I changed item ID to GENERAL category instead of number, but it didn't help.
Thank you,
Elena
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could you please tell me why when I open an excel document in flowheater in the ID section it shows a number with two decimals after each item number. In the excel spreadsheet I changed item ID to GENERAL category instead of number, but it didn't help.
Thank you,
Elena
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Best wishes
Robert Stark
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11 years 8 months ago #2262
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hi elena,
flowheater detect numbers in excel sheets always as flowheater data type decimal or double. in case you would like to export these values without decimals you just have to switch the flowheater data type manually to the flowheater data type integer. that’s all.
flowheater detect numbers in excel sheets always as flowheater data type decimal or double. in case you would like to export these values without decimals you just have to switch the flowheater data type manually to the flowheater data type integer. that’s all.
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