How to Enter Numbers with a Fixed Number of Decimal Places or Trailing Zeros in MS Excel XP by Jules · Published August 21, 2007 · Updated March 31, 2009 Click the Tools menu and then select Options.Click the Edit tab. Check Fixed decimal option.Use the arrows of the Places field to enter a positive number of digits to the right of the decimal point or a negative number for digits to the left of the decimal point. Note: Data entered before selecting these options is not affected. Click the OK button. Share
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