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Do you want a programming solution or to do it without programming?
Also by GENERAL(6) do you mean numeric to 6 places? A 3 by 3 range of sample data "before" and a 3 by 3 range of (desired) "after" would help, including both numeric and alphabetic data. On Thu, 28 Aug 2003 00:57:32 -0700, "Daryl" wrote: Hi Guys, Sorry if I sound real stupid but is there anyway that we can control the column formatting in Excel 97 like let's say column A = GENERAL(6), column B = GENERAL(4), column C = TEXT(18) etc? Appreciate any form of advice, thanks!! |
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