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Numbers that are really not numbers?
Spent about 30 minutes today fixing a column of numbers that I needed to act
like numbers, not text. 479862673 479862673 The first number above has a character in front of it that prevents it from being treated like a number. If I were to multiply it by one I get the #VALUE! error. I deleted the first character and then it acts like a number. I finaly figured out that a RIGHT(text,9) will solve my problem. Is there a simpler solution? Thanks in advance, Craig |
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