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I am trying to copy numbers with number formatting (Ex:123.00 or 44.50) to
cells with text formatting. When I do this, the trailing zeros are lost (123.00 becomes 123, and44.50 becomes 44.5). I have tried TEXT formatting commands and the "Text To Columns" Wizard to no avail. Gene |
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Format as text *before* you enter the data, or precede the data with an
apostrophe. -- David Biddulph GKeyedr wrote: I am trying to copy numbers with number formatting (Ex:123.00 or 44.50) to cells with text formatting. When I do this, the trailing zeros are lost (123.00 becomes 123, and44.50 becomes 44.5). I have tried TEXT formatting commands and the "Text To Columns" Wizard to no avail. Gene |
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You could use this formula in the cells where you want the text values
to appear: =TEXT(A1,"0.00") then copy down as required. Hope this helps. Pete On Jan 10, 4:43*pm, GKeyedr wrote: I am trying to copy numbers with number formatting (Ex:123.00 or 44.50) to cells with text formatting. *When I do this, the trailing zeros are lost (123.00 becomes 123, and44.50 becomes 44.5). *I have tried TEXT formatting commands and the "Text To Columns" Wizard to no avail. Gene |
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Thanks for your reply, David. I guess I need to explain further. I have one
worksheet where the numbers I referred to are created by a formula. I need to copy these numbers into another worksheet where all the cells are already formatted as text. Gene "David Biddulph" wrote: Format as text *before* you enter the data, or precede the data with an apostrophe. -- David Biddulph GKeyedr wrote: I am trying to copy numbers with number formatting (Ex:123.00 or 44.50) to cells with text formatting. When I do this, the trailing zeros are lost (123.00 becomes 123, and44.50 becomes 44.5). I have tried TEXT formatting commands and the "Text To Columns" Wizard to no avail. Gene |
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If you have created the text copy of numbers in your required format by a
formula like =TEXT(A1-B2,"#.00"), you can copy and paste special values into the other sheet, and it won't lose the trailing zeroes. -- David Biddulph GKeyedr wrote: Thanks for your reply, David. I guess I need to explain further. I have one worksheet where the numbers I referred to are created by a formula. I need to copy these numbers into another worksheet where all the cells are already formatted as text. Gene "David Biddulph" wrote: Format as text *before* you enter the data, or precede the data with an apostrophe. -- David Biddulph GKeyedr wrote: I am trying to copy numbers with number formatting (Ex:123.00 or 44.50) to cells with text formatting. When I do this, the trailing zeros are lost (123.00 becomes 123, and44.50 becomes 44.5). I have tried TEXT formatting commands and the "Text To Columns" Wizard to no avail. Gene -- David Biddulph Rowing web pages at http://www.biddulph.org.uk/ |
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That did the trick! Thank you all so much!
Gene "David Biddulph" wrote: If you have created the text copy of numbers in your required format by a formula like =TEXT(A1-B2,"#.00"), you can copy and paste special values into the other sheet, and it won't lose the trailing zeroes. -- David Biddulph GKeyedr wrote: Thanks for your reply, David. I guess I need to explain further. I have one worksheet where the numbers I referred to are created by a formula. I need to copy these numbers into another worksheet where all the cells are already formatted as text. Gene "David Biddulph" wrote: Format as text *before* you enter the data, or precede the data with an apostrophe. -- David Biddulph GKeyedr wrote: I am trying to copy numbers with number formatting (Ex:123.00 or 44.50) to cells with text formatting. When I do this, the trailing zeros are lost (123.00 becomes 123, and44.50 becomes 44.5). I have tried TEXT formatting commands and the "Text To Columns" Wizard to no avail. Gene -- David Biddulph Rowing web pages at http://www.biddulph.org.uk/ |
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