Microsoft Excel allows the user to arrange the components in it as desired. Like setting the date and time format like the following article, setting numbers, and so on.
Because it is known as a data processing application that can process large amounts of data, and even allows automatic calculations, there are various functions that you can use. These functions include sum, average, max, min, and count
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Sum function to calculate the total range of cells. Average to calculate the average of a range of cells. Max to calculate the maximum value in a range of cells. Min to calculate the cell's minimum range value. Count to count the number of values in a range of cells and avoid blank cells or no numeric data.
Please note, that all existing settings in the Excel application have been set by default or adhere to the application's basic rules if the user has never modified anything. If Excel is still in its default state, often when the user types in a nominal amount, .00 will appear at the end of the nominal.
However, if the user is not in tune with these settings, Excel allows the user to choose the nominal format according to their needs. Users can set all the data at once or manually.
How to remove .00 in Microsoft Excel
Open your Excel file that contains the data
Click "File" on the menu bar at the top
Select the "Options" option, then an Excel Options dialog box will appear
Select the “Advanced” option. Scroll down and find the “Display Options for This Worksheet” section.
Uncheck the option "Show a zero in cells that have zero value"
Press "Ok" for dialogue
