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 Word Macro of the Month
This month’s Word macro allows you to enter values into a table in a Word document as whole numbers even though these are intended to be displayed to two decimal places. You can then select the cells in the table that you want to alter and run the macro. It takes the contents of each cell and divides it by 100 then places the contents back into the cell so the numbers automatically show two decimal places. This allows you to add a list of numbers in a column in a Word document without having to worry about entering the decimal point. You will, of course, have to ensure that a number like 25 is entered as 2500 or it will appear as 0.25 when the macro is run. That said, the macro only changes numbers in cells which you select before you run it.
You can find the macro and details about it in the file Decimalnumbers.doc below.
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