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edit a record like 17.00 gbp so it becomes 17.00 using a formula
I have cut and paste a lot of data from a web site, but it all has 'gbp'
after each amount i.e. 17.00 gbp. I need to get rid of the gbp so I can do a SUM calculation. I hope someone can help. |
edit a record like 17.00 gbp so it becomes 17.00 using a formula
You could try find and replace. Start by selecting your data then go to
Edit/Replace: find what: gbp replace with: ...leave blank hit Replace All HTH JG "John" wrote: I have cut and paste a lot of data from a web site, but it all has 'gbp' after each amount i.e. 17.00 gbp. I need to get rid of the gbp so I can do a SUM calculation. I hope someone can help. |
edit a record like 17.00 gbp so it becomes 17.00 using a formula
Hi John,
assuming your first one is in A2, =VALUE(LEFT(A2,LEN(A2)-4)) in row 2 of any other column could be filled down to produce a column of number values. I'm also assuming that it is a single space between the number and the g. Ken Johnson |
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