To enter you could type it in as a formula, using the division operator. To enter 6 over 8, you could type:
=6/8
You could also enter the value as a decimal. Whichever way you enter it, to show it as a fraction you would then go to Format cells and pick the Fraction format to display it. From there you have various options as ways to display it.
To enter you could type it in as a formula, using the division operator. To enter 6 over 8, you could type:
=6/8
You could also enter the value as a decimal. Whichever way you enter it, to show it as a fraction you would then go to Format cells and pick the Fraction format to display it. From there you have various options as ways to display it.
To enter you could type it in as a formula, using the division operator. To enter 6 over 8, you could type:
=6/8
You could also enter the value as a decimal. Whichever way you enter it, to show it as a fraction you would then go to Format cells and pick the Fraction format to display it. From there you have various options as ways to display it.
To enter you could type it in as a formula, using the division operator. To enter 6 over 8, you could type:
=6/8
You could also enter the value as a decimal. Whichever way you enter it, to show it as a fraction you would then go to Format cells and pick the Fraction format to display it. From there you have various options as ways to display it.
To enter you could type it in as a formula, using the division operator. To enter 6 over 8, you could type:
=6/8
You could also enter the value as a decimal. Whichever way you enter it, to show it as a fraction you would then go to Format cells and pick the Fraction format to display it. From there you have various options as ways to display it.
To enter you could type it in as a formula, using the division operator. To enter 6 over 8, you could type:
=6/8
You could also enter the value as a decimal. Whichever way you enter it, to show it as a fraction you would then go to Format cells and pick the Fraction format to display it. From there you have various options as ways to display it.
To enter you could type it in as a formula, using the division operator. To enter 6 over 8, you could type:
=6/8
You could also enter the value as a decimal. Whichever way you enter it, to show it as a fraction you would then go to Format cells and pick the Fraction format to display it. From there you have various options as ways to display it.
To enter you could type it in as a formula, using the division operator. To enter 6 over 8, you could type:
=6/8
You could also enter the value as a decimal. Whichever way you enter it, to show it as a fraction you would then go to Format cells and pick the Fraction format to display it. From there you have various options as ways to display it.
To enter you could type it in as a formula, using the division operator. To enter 6 over 8, you could type:
=6/8
You could also enter the value as a decimal. Whichever way you enter it, to show it as a fraction you would then go to Format cells and pick the Fraction format to display it. From there you have various options as ways to display it.
To enter you could type it in as a formula, using the division operator. To enter 6 over 8, you could type:
=6/8
You could also enter the value as a decimal. Whichever way you enter it, to show it as a fraction you would then go to Format cells and pick the Fraction format to display it. From there you have various options as ways to display it.
To enter you could type it in as a formula, using the division operator. To enter 6 over 8, you could type:
=6/8
You could also enter the value as a decimal. Whichever way you enter it, to show it as a fraction you would then go to Format cells and pick the Fraction format to display it. From there you have various options as ways to display it.
To enter you could type it in as a formula, using the division operator. To enter 6 over 8, you could type:
=6/8
You could also enter the value as a decimal. Whichever way you enter it, to show it as a fraction you would then go to Format cells and pick the Fraction format to display it. From there you have various options as ways to display it.
In Excel 2007, right-click on the cell where you want to display a fraction and select Format Cells. In the Format Cells window, click the Number tab and select Fraction as the category. Scroll through the list of fraction options and select the format you want to use. The formatted cell will display numbers as fractions and can be used in formulas, just like any other number.
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In Excel, it is the function ROUNDDOWN.
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There is no direct connection between Excel and Entourage, but if you highlight all the cells from Excel and go to Entourage, you should be able to paste the data.
When using the Validation facility you can set an Input message to tell the user what they should enter like "Enter a value between 1 and 100". You can set an Error message to show if they do not enter a value that is valid.
The Formula Bar.
Median( number1, number2, ... number_n )You may enter up to 30 values
Enter the percent in one column, enter the other value in another column. In a third column tell excell to multiply the 2 columns and divide by 100.
This question is not clear. You can enter a number in Excel by clicking on a cell and typing the number from the keyboard.
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