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Hi,
I have a column of amounts 5000 75 750 10000 and would like them to be $5,000 $75 $750 $10,000 I can't use format cells, because I actually want to add the $ and commas, not just change their format for a merge into word. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Bryce |
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You can use another column and enter this formula:
=DOLLAR(A1,0) Drag down as needed. Note that this converts the numeric values to *TEXT* values so you need to take that into account if you want to do any downstream calculations. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Outlook, eh?" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a column of amounts 5000 75 750 10000 and would like them to be $5,000 $75 $750 $10,000 I can't use format cells, because I actually want to add the $ and commas, not just change their format for a merge into word. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Bryce |
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=text(a1,"$#,##0")
and copy down -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Outlook, eh?" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a column of amounts 5000 75 750 10000 and would like them to be $5,000 $75 $750 $10,000 I can't use format cells, because I actually want to add the $ and commas, not just change their format for a merge into word. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Bryce |
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If you're using them as a merge, simply format the merge field in Word
appropriately. That way you don't need to change your source numbers into text. See the "Format merged data" topic in Word help. In article , Outlook, eh? wrote: Hi, I have a column of amounts 5000 75 750 10000 and would like them to be $5,000 $75 $750 $10,000 I can't use format cells, because I actually want to add the $ and commas, not just change their format for a merge into word. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Bryce |
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=TEXT(A2,"$#,##0.00")
then copy and paste as values, note that it will be text -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Outlook, eh?" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a column of amounts 5000 75 750 10000 and would like them to be $5,000 $75 $750 $10,000 I can't use format cells, because I actually want to add the $ and commas, not just change their format for a merge into word. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Bryce |
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Thanks so much everyone! =Dollar(A1,0) worked like a charm!
"Peo Sjoblom" wrote: =TEXT(A2,"$#,##0.00") then copy and paste as values, note that it will be text -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Outlook, eh?" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a column of amounts 5000 75 750 10000 and would like them to be $5,000 $75 $750 $10,000 I can't use format cells, because I actually want to add the $ and commas, not just change their format for a merge into word. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Bryce |
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