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I have uploaded an excell spreadsheet and can't seem to be able to fromat the
numbers correctly. the numbers are listed like so: 1 578 how can I cange the format to: 1,578 (with no space so that I can use for formulas?) |
How about try format - Cell - select Number and check the box for Use 1000
Separator (,). If this doesn't work, you need change your format using Value function. =value(A1) "twinclstar" wrote: I have uploaded an excell spreadsheet and can't seem to be able to fromat the numbers correctly. the numbers are listed like so: 1 578 how can I cange the format to: 1,578 (with no space so that I can use for formulas?) |
The format cell doesn't work it. How would I set up the value formula?
"SAL" wrote: How about try format - Cell - select Number and check the box for Use 1000 Separator (,). If this doesn't work, you need change your format using Value function. =value(A1) "twinclstar" wrote: I have uploaded an excell spreadsheet and can't seem to be able to fromat the numbers correctly. the numbers are listed like so: 1 578 how can I cange the format to: 1,578 (with no space so that I can use for formulas?) |
I think you have spaces between the numbers and excel treats this as text.
Lets try removing the spaces using, Edit - Replace and hit space bar once on click on replace. It will remove the space between the numbers. do you have yahoo IM? "twinclstar" wrote: The format cell doesn't work it. How would I set up the value formula? "SAL" wrote: How about try format - Cell - select Number and check the box for Use 1000 Separator (,). If this doesn't work, you need change your format using Value function. =value(A1) "twinclstar" wrote: I have uploaded an excell spreadsheet and can't seem to be able to fromat the numbers correctly. the numbers are listed like so: 1 578 how can I cange the format to: 1,578 (with no space so that I can use for formulas?) |
Formatting
It worked great. You are a genious.
"SAL" wrote: I think you have spaces between the numbers and excel treats this as text. Lets try removing the spaces using, Edit - Replace and hit space bar once on click on replace. It will remove the space between the numbers. do you have yahoo IM? "twinclstar" wrote: The format cell doesn't work it. How would I set up the value formula? "SAL" wrote: How about try format - Cell - select Number and check the box for Use 1000 Separator (,). If this doesn't work, you need change your format using Value function. =value(A1) "twinclstar" wrote: I have uploaded an excell spreadsheet and can't seem to be able to fromat the numbers correctly. the numbers are listed like so: 1 578 how can I cange the format to: 1,578 (with no space so that I can use for formulas?) |
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