Number format for cells
I need to enter full credit card numbers into an excel sheet that is
created to keep track of transactions. I need to see only the last 4 digits, though. Tried many things so i hope you guys can help me figure this one out. |
Number format for cells
bgscoop wrote: I need to enter full credit card numbers into an excel sheet that is created to keep track of transactions. I need to see only the last 4 digits, though. Tried many things so i hope you guys can help me figure this one out. Hi, Maybe you can enter the full creditcard number in a cell formated as Text. Then take out the last 4 digites with something like: =--RIGHT(A1,4) Regards, Bondi |
Number format for cells
Hi, Maybe you can enter the full creditcard number in a cell formated as Text. Then take out the last 4 digites with something like: =--RIGHT(A1,4) Regards, Bondi i tried entering only right(a1,4) at first to see how it worked in the cell it displayed ' #name? ' (without the apostrophies) any idea how to get through this ? |
Number format for cells
It might be better to use a Input box via VBA. If you want to continue with a formula then change the font colour of the ccell your entering the no. to white and enter this formula in the next cell =REPT("#",LEN(B2)-4)&RIGHT(B2,4) VBA Noob -- VBA Noob ------------------------------------------------------------------------ VBA Noob's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=33833 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=561939 |
Number format for cells
You can't put the text and forumla in one cell. Need to be No in A1 and Formula in B1 -- VBA Noob ------------------------------------------------------------------------ VBA Noob's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=33833 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=561939 |
Number format for cells
bgscoop wrote: Hi, Maybe you can enter the full creditcard number in a cell formated as Text. Then take out the last 4 digites with something like: =--RIGHT(A1,4) Regards, Bondi i tried entering only right(a1,4) at first to see how it worked in the cell it displayed ' #name? ' (without the apostrophies) any idea how to get through this ? Hi, The #Name error usualy comes when Excel is not recognizing the formula. Are you using a English version of Excel? The common problem when entering credit card numbers is that they are 16 digits and Excel will only take 15. That is why the Formatting as Text is necessary. Regards, Bondi |
Number format for cells
VBA Noob wrote: You can't put the text and forumla in one cell. Need to be No in A1 and Formula in B1 -- VBA Noob It looks like i wasn't very clear about that :) i know i can't put them together and i haven't it just seems so from the way i wrote it VBA Noob your way worked like a charm thks a lot now i got another column with the hiden cc numbers and i just gotta find a way to erase the columns with the full cc numbers. |
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