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Hi:
It's For Excel XP. Suppose you have an XLS file where the columns were set to text format. How can I reset the format to numbers with 2 decimal places? Of cource, I could select the entire column and do it by mouse right clicking and reformat it there. But if I do it this way (may be the right way), when I try to SUM the values I only get cero. So, in order to get the real sum, I have to double click on each numeric cell above it. Is there any a straignt forward way to do this conversion? This becomes even clumsier when I have 62,000 rows! Wow!! I don't have the time to bouble click on all of them... any help? -- Thanks, Rick. "Every problem needs a fast and efficient solution" |
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