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Excel text to numbers
I'm using Excel 2003 and I am trying to change excel numbers to text
downloaded from a query. I know how to add an empty cell to make the change, however, some of my numbers reflect as such (12+, 13+, etc.) This function does not work when the number has a plus signg after it - it simply returns #VALUE! Any suggestions? |
Easiest would be to do a find/replace, finding "+", replacing with
nothing. If you can't do that, this macro will work: http://mcgimpsey.com/excel/postfixnegatives.html In article , MBAKID007 wrote: I'm using Excel 2003 and I am trying to change excel numbers to text downloaded from a query. I know how to add an empty cell to make the change, however, some of my numbers reflect as such (12+, 13+, etc.) This function does not work when the number has a plus signg after it - it simply returns #VALUE! Any suggestions? |
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