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Well, it's important to understand that floating point fields don't have
a specific number of decimals.... So when you change the number of
decimals in Excel, you're just telling Excel how to DISPLAY the number,
you're not changing what it stores in the spreadsheet itself.
When you read the sheet from RPG, you're getting the numeric data, not
something formatted for display.
On 7/25/2014 1:49 PM, Steve Jones wrote:
Scott:
Thanks for the explanation - I thought for sure that when I increased the
number of decimals in Excel I would see it match.
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