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Hello,
I'm trying to remove the last character in about 2,000 cells. Th catch is that the last characters are all different,and those cell have to be put into a formula after the character is removed. Here is what I am doing NOW: 0000034F 0000562G 0654200{ NEEDS TO BE: .0000034 .0000562 ! .06542 I'm using the =VALUE("0." & a1) to turn it into the decimals, now just need to get rid of those characters. Can anyone help?? ~Thank -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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