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how do I insert a single quote on every cell in a column to make .
I am trying to make all of the cells in a particular column (they are filled
with numbers) alphanumeric and left justified by putting a single quote in front of each cell. I don't want to type the quote on each cell. How can I do this without typing in each cell? |
Answer: how do I insert a single quote on every cell in a column to make .
Now, every cell in the selected column will display its contents as text, left-justified with a single quote at the beginning of the cell. You don't need to manually type the quote in each cell - Excel will automatically add it for you based on the formatting you applied. |
how do I insert a single quote on every cell in a column to make .
Insert a column next to the col ; enter the below formula; copy down as
required. =CHAR(39) & A1 Would be interesting to know what you are looking at... If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Cindy" wrote: I am trying to make all of the cells in a particular column (they are filled with numbers) alphanumeric and left justified by putting a single quote in front of each cell. I don't want to type the quote on each cell. How can I do this without typing in each cell? |
how do I insert a single quote on every cell in a column to make .
Do you really need the apostrophe?
a) select he cells and use Format | Cells | Text OR b) select the cells and click the left align tool best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "Cindy" wrote in message ... I am trying to make all of the cells in a particular column (they are filled with numbers) alphanumeric and left justified by putting a single quote in front of each cell. I don't want to type the quote on each cell. How can I do this without typing in each cell? |
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