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Format Currency
I have a table that contains values that are in a very unique format. The
decimal and comma are incorrect...(Pls don't ask why, file is from Europe...) The decimal should be a comma and vice versa. Anyway, I need to know how to format (in a query) in such a way that if reflects correct currency. See example: Currently: Should Look Like: 2.301,44 $2,301.44 2.094,75 $2,094.75 44,72 $44.72 54,32 $54.32 15,96 $15.96 785,63 $785.63 2.356,89 $2,356.89 174,72 $174.72 Can anyone help? Thanks - |
Format Currency
I would try this:
Select the range to fix edit|replace what: . (dot) with: x replace all Then edit|replace once more what: , (comma) with: . (dot) replace all then finally one more edit|replace what: x with: (leave blank) replace all Then format the cells the way you want. Send Object Command - Two attachments wrote: I have a table that contains values that are in a very unique format. The decimal and comma are incorrect...(Pls don't ask why, file is from Europe...) The decimal should be a comma and vice versa. Anyway, I need to know how to format (in a query) in such a way that if reflects correct currency. See example: Currently: Should Look Like: 2.301,44 $2,301.44 2.094,75 $2,094.75 44,72 $44.72 54,32 $54.32 15,96 $15.96 785,63 $785.63 2.356,89 $2,356.89 174,72 $174.72 Can anyone help? Thanks - -- Dave Peterson |
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