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Paste a number from Excel to Workiva Sheet without losing decimals

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  • Mike Davis

    Bonjour Jean-Philippe!

    Thanks for the question. Happy to help here.
     
    When you copy an entire cell from Excel (where the display is rounded, e.g., 27 but the underlying value is 26.5), Workiva receives the displayed/rounded value, not the underlying one. This is a known behavior — Workiva pastes what Excel exposes via the clipboard, which reflects the cell's display format.
     
    Recommended Workaround
    To preserve the underlying decimal value, follow these steps in Excel before copying:
    1. 1. Double-click into the source cell in Excel (enter edit mode)
    2. 2. Highlight the value shown in the formula bar (the actual underlying value, e.g., 26.5)
    3. 3. Copy the highlighted value
    4. 4. Paste into the destination cell in Workiva
    This bypasses Excel's display formatting and copies the raw underlying number directly.
     
    Important Note
    Changing the Workiva cell format after pasting a rounded value (e.g., from 27.0 to one decimal place) will not recover the lost decimal — the underlying value is already stored as 27. You must paste the correct value before formatting the cell.
     
    Additional Context
    • - Meta-settings such as "treat numbers as thousands/millions" are not supported when copying from Excel to Workiva. A value displayed as "1" (representing 1,000,000) will paste as 1.
    • - Workiva Sync works similarly — it transfers only cell contents, not formatting or precision metadata.

    If I've missed the mark or you have any follow-ups on the above, please let me know and I'll be happy to assist. 

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  • Jean-Philippe Chabot
    Thank you for your answer. Do you know whether there are any plans on the roadmap to add an option to paste the underlying value instead of the displayed value? It would be great to have the ability to paste the underlying value regardless of the formatting or rounding applied in Excel.
     
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  • Mike Davis

    Hi Jean-Philippe!

    Currently I am not seeing anything on the roadmap for this enhancement but am happy to pass along your feedback to our developers. We'll keep you apprised of any updates going forward there but do give us a holler if you have any follow-ups.

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