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7 years ago Likely caused by wrong formatting of the CSV file used for importing (when Excel assumes number formatting it will scratch any trailing 0's). You should be able to simply correct the faulty reference(s) from the edit view
On Monday, August 28, 2017, ashbowe notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi Timo, another small issue - when the numbers are set at things such as 95.70 they get displayed as 95.7. This means there are then two 95.7 entries as in the UPR numbering you have a 95.7 and a 95.70. It's there a way to resolve this? [image: numbering issue] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/21161841/29755765-364bd8aa-8bf9-11e7-905a-66a381cb5b9e.png
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ashbowe
Hi Timo, another small issue - when the numbers are set at things such as 95.70 they get displayed as 95.7. This means there are then two 95.7 entries as in the UPR numbering you have a 95.7 and a 95.70. It's there a way to resolve this?