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I have a file with a column that contains numbers that have six digits. I
need to add a space between the last two digits in this very long column of numbers. Is there an efficient way of doing this? Example: 120100 needs to be 1201 00 |
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As long as they're really numbers, you could use a custom format:
Select the column: format|Cells|number tab|Custom category 0000 00 The value that you see in the formula bar will still be the number--only the display has changed. wrote: I have a file with a column that contains numbers that have six digits. I need to add a space between the last two digits in this very long column of numbers. Is there an efficient way of doing this? Example: 120100 needs to be 1201 00 -- Dave Peterson |
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The easiest way I know is to enter a formula in the next column to reformat
the data. Assume the data is in cell A1. The formula would look like this. Copy the formula to all remaining cells in the new out put column =LEFT(A1,4) & " " & RIGHT(A1,2) " wrote: I have a file with a column that contains numbers that have six digits. I need to add a space between the last two digits in this very long column of numbers. Is there an efficient way of doing this? Example: 120100 needs to be 1201 00 |
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Format cells/ custom/ 0 00
Or, if you want to use the result somewhere else in that format, =TEXT(A1,"0 00") -- David Biddulph " wrote in message ... I have a file with a column that contains numbers that have six digits. I need to add a space between the last two digits in this very long column of numbers. Is there an efficient way of doing this? Example: 120100 needs to be 1201 00 |
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You could custom format to create the look of 1201 00
Custom 0000 00 To change them to text. =LEFT(A1,4) & " " & RIGHT(A1,2) entered in B1 Double-click to copy down. When happy, copypaste specialvaluesOKEsc and delete column A Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 15 May 2007 07:49:01 -0700, wrote: I have a file with a column that contains numbers that have six digits. I need to add a space between the last two digits in this very long column of numbers. Is there an efficient way of doing this? Example: 120100 needs to be 1201 00 |
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