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Can Excel remove non-numeric characters from one field in
an external data source like a comma delimited file when it is imported? Example: the field contains a space and a dollar symbol then a numeric value, " $12345". We wish to remove the " $" and import the numeric value. |
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After you import the data, you could just use
Edit|replace and change the " $" to (leave blank) Or do it in two steps--once for the space and once for the $. Eric Rydell wrote: Can Excel remove non-numeric characters from one field in an external data source like a comma delimited file when it is imported? Example: the field contains a space and a dollar symbol then a numeric value, " $12345". We wish to remove the " $" and import the numeric value. -- Dave Peterson |
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