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Sorry,
I thought you just had a format/display problem and had solved it. Didn't realize you actually had a value problem. "JLatham" wrote: Use the Format Painter? It's the little paint brush looking thing: in Excel 2003 and earlier, it's the icon in between the paste-from-clipboard and Undo icons in the standard icon bar. In Excel 2007 it's on the [Home] tab, in the Clipboard group; the bottom icon of the 3 at the left of the big Paste dropdown. "SITCFanTN" wrote: I feel silly asking this because I know it should be easy, but I just can't figure this out. I have an Excel Spreadsheet and the data is in General format and displays with one decimal and with the percent sign like this: 85.1% or 96.3%. I need to use this data in calculations so I need it to be a number format as 85.1 or 96.3...with no percent sign. I can I accomplish this. I have hundreds of rows of data that I need reformated in this way. Thanks for your help. |
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