Microsoft Excel is one of the most optimal and indispensable calculation software on each person's computer. When using this software, users will be provided with many different types of functions, ...

If you’re dealing with a couple of cells in Excel, changing decimal places manually is simple. Double click and add it where you want to move it to and you’re done. When you’re dealing with larger ...

If you want to add decimal points in Excel cells automatically, here is how you can do that. Although you can use the in-built options to enable this setting, you can also use the Registry Editor and ...

Create a table or use an existing one. Type =DEC2BIN(A2, B2) into the cell you want to place the result. Then press the Enter key to see the result. To see the other results in the table, drag the ...

The leading zero before a decimal point assists users in recognizing decimal numbers less than one. Without the leading zero a cursory look at a series of digits could easily overlook the small ...

Q. Thanks for your advice in the September 2001 issue on converting fractions in Excel into decimal values. But how about those of us who need to do the reverse—that is, convert decimal values into ...

Calculating hours worked using the 24-hour clock, also known as the military time format, can be quite handy if you’re managing an international team or handling irregular shifts. Excel is a powerful ...

When you use the RAND function on a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet, by default the random number will be nine or ten digits long, extending well past the decimal point. The RAND function does not allow ...