Custom Format ... (#,##0.0_"lbs"@
I am trying to append "lbs" to the value in the cell, but this does
not seem to work. Any help is appreciated. |
Custom Format ... (#,##0.0_"lbs"@
Using the "&" symbol in the cell will add on to the value.
For instance: let's say cell A1 is 2, and B1 is 4. In cell C1 you could say =sum(A1:B1)&" lbs" and it would show "6 lbs" in cell C1. Notice the space right after the 1st quote mark, that's so it will show a space in cell C1. hope this helps dk |
Custom Format ... (#,##0.0_"lbs"@
On May 20, 8:24*pm, dksaluki wrote:
Using the "&" symbol in the cell will add on to the value. For instance: let's say cell A1 is 2, and B1 is 4. *In cell C1 you could say =sum(A1:B1)&" lbs" *and it would show "6 lbs" in cell C1. Notice the space right after the 1st quote mark, that's so it will show a space in cell C1. hope this helps dk Thanks for the reply, but the values are direct entries. I was trying to create a custom format assigned to the cell or column so that any value entered has 'lbs' appended. |
Custom Format ... (#,##0.0_"lbs"@
....and actually, you should be able to set the format like you had
specifically asked (!) in the format cells options. This was the number format I used: #,##0.00" lbs" and it showed 375.75 lbs in the cell for example. so again, notice the space. |
Custom Format ... (#,##0.0_"lbs"@
On May 20, 8:34*pm, dksaluki wrote:
...and actually, you should be able to set the format like you had specifically asked (!) in the format cells options. *This was the number format I used: #,##0.00" lbs" * *and it showed 375.75 lbs * in the cell for example. *so again, notice the space. Thanks for the help. If you read the help it does not seem that simple. |
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