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Need to convert #,# into #,#00 or #,## into #,##0?
I am copying tables with numbers using "." instead of "," separators (Ex.
34.677.970) . When replacing "." for "," I got this 34,677,97 ..the cero is gone and Excel does not treat this as a number anymore. How can preserve those original missing Zeros or how can those missing zeros be added so the values are still numbers and not text. Thanks in advance |
Need to convert #,# into #,#00 or #,## into #,##0?
Instead of replacing the periods with a comas try this.
Select your data then go to Data/Text to clolumns, select "Fixed Width" then hit NEXT NEXT, click on "Advance" and for the "Thousands seperator" select the "." period, FINISH. HTH JG "Ffnapa" wrote: I am copying tables with numbers using "." instead of "," separators (Ex. 34.677.970) . When replacing "." for "," I got this 34,677,97 ..the cero is gone and Excel does not treat this as a number anymore. How can preserve those original missing Zeros or how can those missing zeros be added so the values are still numbers and not text. Thanks in advance |
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