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Negative number formats?
Importing a text file into Excel. Negative #s have "<" around them and not
recognized as #s. Any ideas on how to get them formatted as negative numbers? |
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Negative number formats?
Highlight the cells and do Find & Replace (CTRL-H) as follows:
Find What: Replace With: (leave blank) click Replace All CTRL-H again: Find What: < Replace With: - click Replace All Hope this helps. Pete On Sep 11, 1:18 am, Mike wrote: Importing a text file into Excel. Negative #s have "<" around them and not recognized as #s. Any ideas on how to get them formatted as negative numbers? |
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