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Removal of thousands seperator
I have downloaded data with an open space as thousands seperator, an example
is a number like 2 098,67. Excel will not recognize this as a number. How can I remove this thousands seperator so that the number becomes 2098,67? I need to do this to use the data in another program. I have tried the TRIM function and the replace function, but the space is still there and the cells aren't recognized as numbers. |
Try this in another column
=SUBSTITUTE(A2," ","")+0 -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "finney78" wrote in message ... I have downloaded data with an open space as thousands seperator, an example is a number like 2 098,67. Excel will not recognize this as a number. How can I remove this thousands seperator so that the number becomes 2098,67? I need to do this to use the data in another program. I have tried the TRIM function and the replace function, but the space is still there and the cells aren't recognized as numbers. |
edit-replace
against find what ~(space) replace with (leave it blank) click <replace all try this ----------------------- finney78 wrote in message ... I have downloaded data with an open space as thousands seperator, an example is a number like 2 098,67. Excel will not recognize this as a number. How can I remove this thousands seperator so that the number becomes 2098,67? I need to do this to use the data in another program. I have tried the TRIM function and the replace function, but the space is still there and the cells aren't recognized as numbers. |
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