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I have a client that requires that I give data separated by commas all in the
same cell. The problem is that the data is numerical and no matter how I change the formatting it doesn't hold. Ex. the data that I need to give the client is 1225,1278,12 just as it is typed. I can concatenate and get the info to look like that, then I save it. When I reopen it, it reverts to 1,225,127,812 which is the proper numerical use of commas however, even if I define it as a text or general field it still doesn't work. I can't make a custom field because the data isn't necessarily 4 digits, 4 digits , 2 digits it changes. Thank you to anyone who can help me with this dilemma. Lisa |
Cell Format
On 28 Apr., 16:43, ThnLisa wrote:
I have a client that requires that I give data separated by commas all in the same cell. The problem is that the data is numerical and no matter how I change the formatting it doesn't hold. Ex. the data that I need to give the client is 1225,1278,12 just as it is typed. I can concatenate and get the info to look like that, then I save it. When I reopen it, it reverts to 1,225,127,812 which is the proper numerical use of commas however, even if I define it as a text or general field it still doesn't work. I can't make a custom field because the data isn't necessarily 4 digits, 4 digits , 2 digits it changes. Thank you to anyone who can help me with this dilemma. Lisa Hi Lisa Put a single quote sign ' before the numbers, the ' sign will not show but excel will recognize the numbers as text. Best regards, Per |
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