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Formating a number in a cell
I have the following data in a cell 00000-0000-00 and I want to format
the cell to remove the dashes, 00000000000. How would I do that? Thanks so much! |
Formating a number in a cell
Hi,
Try this: =SUBSTITUTE(A1,"-","") assumed that your string is in the cell A1. Thanks, -- Farhad Hodjat " wrote: I have the following data in a cell 00000-0000-00 and I want to format the cell to remove the dashes, 00000000000. How would I do that? Thanks so much! |
Formating a number in a cell
Select the data, then:
<Edit <Replace In "Find What", enter the dash ( - ) Leave "Replace With" empty, And click on <Replace All. -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- wrote in message ps.com... I have the following data in a cell 00000-0000-00 and I want to format the cell to remove the dashes, 00000000000. How would I do that? Thanks so much! |
Formating a number in a cell
On May 15, 5:11 pm, Farhad wrote:
Hi, Try this: =SUBSTITUTE(A1,"-","") assumed that your string is in the cell A1. Thanks, -- Farhad Hodjat " wrote: I have the following data in a cell 00000-0000-00 and I want to format the cell to remove the dashes, 00000000000. How would I do that? Thanks so much!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Thank You! Your solution worked perfectly! |
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