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Symbol after text
Further to my last question please could you tell me if it is possible to
insert a symbol after a number in the same cell and still use the number in that cell in a sum? Thank you |
Symbol after text
I didn't see your last post so...
If you have a number in a cell, and you want to add extra text but still be able to perform calculations on the text you use a custom format. For example, I frequently have to deal with weights of thousands of lbs, but we commonly refer to them as their 1-3 digit number, so we add " K#" to the number format. Go to Format Cells Choose custom in the right side in the Type field enter '### "K#"' without the enclosing single quotes and click OK. Your cells will go from: 230 231 235 To: 230 K# 231 K# 235 K# "Be18" wrote: Further to my last question please could you tell me if it is possible to insert a symbol after a number in the same cell and still use the number in that cell in a sum? Thank you |
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