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excell number formatting
I am trying to take 3 cells and merge the information into one cell while
changing the formatting. enter 23, 45, 670 into 3 cells. Have a return of 023-045-670 in one cell. I need to use this # as if it were 23045670 and be able to sort and add to it. I know how to mege the cell it's the return of 023 from 23 that seems most problematic. |
excell number formatting
If you want the number including dashes (with original numbers in A1,B1, and
C1): =TEXT(A1,"000")&"-"&TEXT(B1,"000")&"-"&TEXT(C1,"000") Without dashes: =TEXT(A1,"000")&TEXT(B1,"000")&TEXT(C1,"000") "FRISBIE RGW" wrote: I am trying to take 3 cells and merge the information into one cell while changing the formatting. enter 23, 45, 670 into 3 cells. Have a return of 023-045-670 in one cell. I need to use this # as if it were 23045670 and be able to sort and add to it. I know how to mege the cell it's the return of 023 from 23 that seems most problematic. |
excell number formatting
=text(cell1,"000")&"-"&text(cell2,"000")&"-"&text(cell3,"000")
This will be a text value. You can use it as a numeric value by =VALUE(SUBSTITUTE(text value,"-","")) "FRISBIE RGW" wrote: I am trying to take 3 cells and merge the information into one cell while changing the formatting. enter 23, 45, 670 into 3 cells. Have a return of 023-045-670 in one cell. I need to use this # as if it were 23045670 and be able to sort and add to it. I know how to mege the cell it's the return of 023 from 23 that seems most problematic. |
excell number formatting
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