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yes, to get it to display like that, it would be text, in that case, use
=right(a1,5)="25.00" I think you pretty much need a helper col for this kind of thing. "Ole" wrote: Thanks. That works great. Taking it to the next level...if my column is 200+98.00, 200+99.00, 201+00.00 etc. (I'm guessing these would be considered text, not number cells because of the + symbol?) What kind of formula would alow me to filter for all ending in 25.00 increment? (eg. 200+50.00, 200+75.00, 201+00.00, 201+25.00...) "Per Jessen" wrote: Hi In an helper column insert this formula and copy it down: =MOD(A1,10) Now you can filter for '0' in the helper column. Regards, Per "Ole" skrev i meddelelsen ... I have a list of numbers (20000 to 27583) I only want to see the info for the rows where the number ends with 0 (eg. 20000, 20010, 20020 etc. basically every 10th row) When I custom filter for "ends with" 0, my whole list goes away. . |
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