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Copying the number of a custom formatted number cell
I've formatted column A with a custom: 5100# so that when I type a number
in the column it adds the 5100 in front of the number I typed. Now I want to copy the new formatted numbers into column B with the 5100 in front of it. I can't get it to keep the formatting and when I paste, it only pastes the number I typed without the 5100 in front of it. Is there an easy way to do this? |
Copying the number of a custom formatted number cell
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-- David Biddulph "fbvideo" wrote in message ... I've formatted column A with a custom: 5100# so that when I type a number in the column it adds the 5100 in front of the number I typed. Now I want to copy the new formatted numbers into column B with the 5100 in front of it. I can't get it to keep the formatting and when I paste, it only pastes the number I typed without the 5100 in front of it. Is there an easy way to do this? |
Copying the number of a custom formatted number cell
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"David Biddulph" wrote: =5100&A1 -- David Biddulph "fbvideo" wrote in message ... I've formatted column A with a custom: 5100# so that when I type a number in the column it adds the 5100 in front of the number I typed. Now I want to copy the new formatted numbers into column B with the 5100 in front of it. I can't get it to keep the formatting and when I paste, it only pastes the number I typed without the 5100 in front of it. Is there an easy way to do this? |
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