Wayne Contello wrote:
0x64 is the same as 100 (decimal). When you format a cell as hex you still enter the values as decimal. Numbers will display the value in hex.
If you want to enter a hex value and get the decimal value then you can use the formula HEX2DEC()
For instance if A1 is a cell where you enter a hex value and B1 = HEX2DEC(A1)
Then is A1 = 100, B1 will show 256
I understand that.. I'm looking for a way for numbers to recognize that the numbers I'm putting in are hex values. So in the 100 example above.. I want to type in 100, numbers to display it as 100, however the value of the cell to be 256 in decimal. I'd like this so I can do some simple arithmetic operations (like auto incrementing by pulling down the corner, etc.) and so I can cut and paste values from a table and have everything "just work" as Steve would say. Seems like the only solution would be to copy and paste the numbers in as text values in, then have a second column that converts them to decimal, do operations on those, then convert them back to hex... bleh.