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,000 Separator after Concatenate
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If i concatenate two cells or more than that , and I could see that after concatenation I loose Thousand separator from numeric values, please advise how can we have '000 separator to numeric values even after they are concatenated. SS |
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,000 Separator after Concatenate
Adjust the format of the number ot suite...
=A1& " " & TEXT(B1, "#,##0.00") Where A1 is Text and B1 is a number... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "SANDIND" wrote: Hi, If i concatenate two cells or more than that , and I could see that after concatenation I loose Thousand separator from numeric values, please advise how can we have '000 separator to numeric values even after they are concatenated. SS |
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,000 Separator after Concatenate
On Wed, 19 Aug 2009 13:42:10 -0700, SANDIND wrote:
Hi, If i concatenate two cells or more than that , and I could see that after concatenation I loose Thousand separator from numeric values, please advise how can we have '000 separator to numeric values even after they are concatenated. SS Example A1: Text A2: 123,456,789.00 =a1 & " " & text(a2,"#,##0.00") --ron |
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