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Format Concatenated Cell
I concatenated a text cell with a number cell to get a result of "Joe Smith:
23.4". I would like to format the number to two decimal places so that I get "Joe Smith: 23.42." How do I do that? Thanks! Steve C |
Format Concatenated Cell
Steve,
You do this while you are concatenating not after. Hence if Joe Smith: is in A1 and 23.4 is in B1 then you use the formula =A1 & TEXT(B1,"0.00") Alok Joshi "Steve C" wrote: I concatenated a text cell with a number cell to get a result of "Joe Smith: 23.4". I would like to format the number to two decimal places so that I get "Joe Smith: 23.42." How do I do that? Thanks! Steve C |
Format Concatenated Cell
Thanks. That works great!
"Alok" wrote: Steve, You do this while you are concatenating not after. Hence if Joe Smith: is in A1 and 23.4 is in B1 then you use the formula =A1 & TEXT(B1,"0.00") Alok Joshi "Steve C" wrote: I concatenated a text cell with a number cell to get a result of "Joe Smith: 23.4". I would like to format the number to two decimal places so that I get "Joe Smith: 23.42." How do I do that? Thanks! Steve C |
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