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how do i convert a set of numbers represented in non-US format, n.nnn.nnn, to
US format n,nnn,nnn? |
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On the surface this seems like a routine formatting issue. Is there
more to the problem than that, perhaps a datafile that's hardcoded in the non-US format? |
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Use Edit-Replace to replace all decimals with nothing (leave replace blank)
and hit replace all. Then change the format to add the commas in. "George P" wrote: how do i convert a set of numbers represented in non-US format, n.nnn.nnn, to US format n,nnn,nnn? |
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