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Cant seem to get this to work
Problem is I have some data I need in fractions. but when I copy the
fraction data into a text field it loses its number formatting and turns back into decimal form. I'll copy some real data from my spreadsheet so u can see whats going on. *This is what I see after I put the fractions from column H4 L4 to the end of text in column N4 'Widget' H4 L4 N4 9 1/4 19 7/8 Widget 19.875" x 9.25" I have thousands of entries so I don't want to do this by hand.. I've tried everything I know to copy the fractions over, but no luck. Someone wrote a UDF function earlier, but it didn't exactly work for me. I'm trying to just simplify the steps by putting in the column H and L which have the decimal form and I converted them to fractions.. My raw data is all in decimal so I have to work from that to get it to fractions. What I need my final data to look like is.. N4 Widget 19 7/8" x 9 1/4" It would also be acceptable if the data ended up like N4 Widget 19 7/8 x 9 1/4 inches The quotes for inches is best, but if not possible I can use the word inches too. Thank You |
Cant seem to get this to work
Stick with your original thread.
I'm sure Patrick will be back to work you through. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 3 Nov 2009 09:38:21 -0800 (PST), srosetti wrote: Problem is I have some data I need in fractions. but when I copy the fraction data into a text field it loses its number formatting and turns back into decimal form. I'll copy some real data from my spreadsheet so u can see whats going on. *This is what I see after I put the fractions from column H4 L4 to the end of text in column N4 'Widget' H4 L4 N4 9 1/4 19 7/8 Widget 19.875" x 9.25" I have thousands of entries so I don't want to do this by hand.. I've tried everything I know to copy the fractions over, but no luck. Someone wrote a UDF function earlier, but it didn't exactly work for me. I'm trying to just simplify the steps by putting in the column H and L which have the decimal form and I converted them to fractions.. My raw data is all in decimal so I have to work from that to get it to fractions. What I need my final data to look like is.. N4 Widget 19 7/8" x 9 1/4" It would also be acceptable if the data ended up like N4 Widget 19 7/8 x 9 1/4 inches The quotes for inches is best, but if not possible I can use the word inches too. Thank You |
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