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Is there a way with Excel to remove the decimals from a
number but keep all the digits? For example, if I have a cell that is in a number format with 123.40, I want it to look like 12340. Any help would be appreciated. |
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Hi
several ways: 1. if you always have only two decimals multiply the cell with 100 2. enter the formula =--SUBSTITUTE(A1,".","") in an adjacent column and copy down -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Jasmine wrote: Is there a way with Excel to remove the decimals from a number but keep all the digits? For example, if I have a cell that is in a number format with 123.40, I want it to look like 12340. Any help would be appreciated. |
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