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In Excel Worksheet, Using <format<cells<special<phonenumbers I get
(2) 228-8964, NOT (123) 456-6789. I want to enter phone numbers with area code and not have to enter dashes or parantheses. Why is it not working??!!! You can see it is leaving only one number in the area code parantheses. |
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If you'll right click on the cell or cells in question, select Format
Cells, then Custom. Copy the text string below into your Clipboard, then paste it into the Type textbox that appears in that window. [<=9999999]###-####;(###) ###-#### Does that solve the problem? Dave O Eschew obfuscation |
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Dave:
I did as you said, which was the same text string that I had. It still only allows 1 digit in the parantheses and thusly drops the last two digits of the phone number. I cannot understand why. "Dave O" wrote: If you'll right click on the cell or cells in question, select Format Cells, then Custom. Copy the text string below into your Clipboard, then paste it into the Type textbox that appears in that window. [<=9999999]###-####;(###) ###-#### Does that solve the problem? Dave O Eschew obfuscation |
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