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I would like to keep numbers near the center of a long cell, but align the
numbers by decimal. Is this possible? Thank you! Julie |
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Yes it is possible.
1. Format the cells to the same number of decimal places. 2. Click the Increase Indent button 3. Click the Right align button -- If this helps, please click the Yes button Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Juliue" wrote: I would like to keep numbers near the center of a long cell, but align the numbers by decimal. Is this possible? Thank you! Julie |
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I would like to keep numbers near the center of a long cell, but align
the numbers by decimal. Is this possible? There's probably a better way, but here's one that seems to work. If there are at most three decimal places, use a helper column with this formula: =TEXT(A1, IF(MOD(A1,1)=0,"#. ", IF(MOD(10*A1,1)=0,"#.# ", IF(MOD(100*A1,1)=0,"#.## ", "#.###")))) Use Courier font, or another having fixed-width characters. For more or fewer decimal places, modify accordingly. To adjust the horizontal placement in the cells, use Format Cells Alignment Horizontal Left indent and set the "indent" parameter to taste. (I have Excel 2003.) |
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