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Find & Replace Special characters with numbers
I \ve just spent the last hour reviewing the "Find & Replace" questions &
solutions, and trying methods from similar problems with no luck. I have the following type of numbers (PLC Addresses) that I'm changing from Bit address to Word Address: 17:00 17.0/1 17.0/2 17.0/3 17.0/4 17.0/5 17.0/6 17.0/7 They need to look like this: 17:0 17:1 17:2 17:3 17:4 17:5 17:6 17:7 I'm doing a "find & Replace", "Find" ".0/" & Replace with ":", and the cell formatting has been tried with "General" & "Text" For some reason it changes my numbers to "Date & Time" formatting. I then tried "Find"~.0~/" & Replace with ":", that got me closer, but I get this value: "17:00", which if you check the formatting is now been changed to "Time" formattting. So then I tried: "Find"~.0~/" & Replace with "~:", and got this value: "17~:0", so I tired "Find"~.0~/" & Replace with ":~", and got this value: "17:~0" I'm so close but obviously missing something. I wasted most of my date trying to search for an easy solution, and I have over 200 numbers like this to edited. So I'm hoping for a quick solution -- Still Playing Soccer |
Find & Replace Special characters with numbers
st, repace 17 with '17. this will mark as text. then do your next replace
of .0/ with : "Soccer" wrote: I \ve just spent the last hour reviewing the "Find & Replace" questions & solutions, and trying methods from similar problems with no luck. I have the following type of numbers (PLC Addresses) that I'm changing from Bit address to Word Address: 17:00 17.0/1 17.0/2 17.0/3 17.0/4 17.0/5 17.0/6 17.0/7 They need to look like this: 17:0 17:1 17:2 17:3 17:4 17:5 17:6 17:7 I'm doing a "find & Replace", "Find" ".0/" & Replace with ":", and the cell formatting has been tried with "General" & "Text" For some reason it changes my numbers to "Date & Time" formatting. I then tried "Find"~.0~/" & Replace with ":", that got me closer, but I get this value: "17:00", which if you check the formatting is now been changed to "Time" formattting. So then I tried: "Find"~.0~/" & Replace with "~:", and got this value: "17~:0", so I tired "Find"~.0~/" & Replace with ":~", and got this value: "17:~0" I'm so close but obviously missing something. I wasted most of my date trying to search for an easy solution, and I have over 200 numbers like this to edited. So I'm hoping for a quick solution -- Still Playing Soccer |
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