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On Fri, 1 Oct 2004 10:34:14 -0500, hyyfte
wrote: =mid is not working because I have a decimal point between the numbers. here's a better example: Cell AO11 = 13.00 I want: AJ11 = 1 AK11 = 3 AM11 = 0 AN11 = 0 My problem is to 0 is coming up as a blank cell instead of showing the zero. Is there any way to show the zero? These should work for both of your examples, and others I could think of with similar formats: =LEFT(SUBSTITUTE(TEXT(AO11,"0.0000"),".",""),1) =MID(SUBSTITUTE(TEXT(AO11,"0.0000"),".",""),2,1) =MID(SUBSTITUTE(TEXT(AO11,"0.0000"),".",""),3,1) =MID(SUBSTITUTE(TEXT(AO11,"0.0000"),".",""),4,1) --ron |
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