replace using wildcard, or else
Hi,
If this is a text $ sign as opposed to a formatted one then remove it with
Edir|Replace - Enter a dollar sign and leave replace with blank. formatted
dollar signs won't be affected.
You may then have 'text' numbers and to comnvert to numbers put a 1 in a
cell and copy it. Select these 'text' numbers and
Edit|Paste special - select multiply - OK
delete the 1
Mike
"Office 2003 lover" wrote:
(1) When I download my transaction record from a bank, excel seems to treat
the value, for example, $ 12.34 as text and I cannot do arithmetic. I tried
Format|Cell command but it does not work because of stupid $.
(2) So next I tried to replace $ 12.34 by 12.34 using woldcard but when I
try replacing $ * by *, $ 12.34 becomes * instead of 12.34 !!!
Any easy way to solve my problem? Thank you.
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