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I have copied and pasted a file from a website into Excel 2000,in column "B"
there was a entry like this:- 11/14 which means 11th place from 14 positions. Excel shows this entry as Nov-14 (a date). I have tried every thing that I could find , but can not bring it back to 11/14 (which is very important for my end result) There are about 300 rows that I have to import every day. Is there a worksheet function that you know of ? Or is there a macro that would work? Can you please help ? hopeful Bill -- bill gras |
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