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Format text to general
How do I format a column entered originally as text to general?
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Format text to general
Hi Gator,
Do you mean that there are numbers entered as text and now you want to format them to General? If you have text formatted as text or general they will look and behave the same, the only issue is numbers and dates (which are also numbers). To convert numbers stored as text to numbers, or to convert dates stored as text to numbers which you can then format as you choose: Select an empty cell and copy it. Select all the items you want converted and choose Edit, Paste Special, Add. Cheers, Shane Devenshire Microsoft Excel MVP "Gator" wrote in message ... How do I format a column entered originally as text to general? |
Format text to general
1. select the column and:
Format Cells... Number . General 2. to "fix" the data, hilight the cells to be fixed and run: Sub fixxer() Dim cell As Range For Each cell In Selection cell.Value = cell.Value Next End Sub -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200803 "Gator" wrote: How do I format a column entered originally as text to general? |
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