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How do I format text so that when the formula delivers the mixeddata, it looks right
=YourFirstHalfFormula & char(10) & text(yoursecondformula, "$#,##0.00")
Chrism wrote: I'm using one formula to bring data from 2 cells (ranges actually) into one cell. The data is mixed; text with $X.00. When the data is delivered, the number is just an integer, no currency formatting. A B Item Description and Amount "Book 5" =LOOKUP($E5,Items.xls!DataID,ItemDesc)&CHAR(10)&LO OKUP($E5,Items.xls! DataID,ItemPrice) Can someone suggest a way to format the amount in the 'B' column to look like money? Many thanks- Chrism -- Dave Peterson |
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