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True/False : 1/0
Hi,
I'm sure this is a simple query, but can you convert true/false returns into 1/0? I have a page full of either "true or false"'s, and it is much easier to see where you are if you are just dealing with 1 or 0's. Thanks, Will |
True/False : 1/0
Maybe a couple of Edit|Replaces would be the simplest way to convert them.
will wrote: Hi, I'm sure this is a simple query, but can you convert true/false returns into 1/0? I have a page full of either "true or false"'s, and it is much easier to see where you are if you are just dealing with 1 or 0's. Thanks, Will -- Dave Peterson |
True/False : 1/0
Dave,
Thanks for the reply, but these values will be constantly changing so it needs to be dynamic. Will "Dave Peterson" wrote: Maybe a couple of Edit|Replaces would be the simplest way to convert them. will wrote: Hi, I'm sure this is a simple query, but can you convert true/false returns into 1/0? I have a page full of either "true or false"'s, and it is much easier to see where you are if you are just dealing with 1 or 0's. Thanks, Will -- Dave Peterson |
True/False : 1/0
=IF(YourOriginalFormula,1,0)
-- Kind regards, Niek Otten "will" wrote in message ... Hi, I'm sure this is a simple query, but can you convert true/false returns into 1/0? I have a page full of either "true or false"'s, and it is much easier to see where you are if you are just dealing with 1 or 0's. Thanks, Will |
True/False : 1/0
Will,
In Excel, multiply by 1 to change to numeric value e.g in b1 put =a1*1 in VBA multiply by -1! HTH "will" wrote: Dave, Thanks for the reply, but these values will be constantly changing so it needs to be dynamic. Will "Dave Peterson" wrote: Maybe a couple of Edit|Replaces would be the simplest way to convert them. will wrote: Hi, I'm sure this is a simple query, but can you convert true/false returns into 1/0? I have a page full of either "true or false"'s, and it is much easier to see where you are if you are just dealing with 1 or 0's. Thanks, Will -- Dave Peterson |
True/False : 1/0
If TRUE/FALSE come out of an expression like:
=(1=1) this always gives true, then use: =--(1=1) will convert to a number -- Gary''s Student "will" wrote: Hi, I'm sure this is a simple query, but can you convert true/false returns into 1/0? I have a page full of either "true or false"'s, and it is much easier to see where you are if you are just dealing with 1 or 0's. Thanks, Will |
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