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Using Text to Columns with a function
I just figured out how to use the Text to columns feature for separating
dollars and cents into two separate columns. It works perfectly if I type the dollar amount into the cell but if I try to use this feature on a cell that contains a function, Text to Column sees the function instead of the dollar amount and does not work properly. Basically, I am trying to add up a row of dollar amounts and the total must be displayed with the dollars in one column and the cents in another. Any suggestions? |
Using Text to Columns with a function
You can use:
=INT(A1) in an adjacent column to get the dollars, and: =MOD(A1,0) in another column to get the cents. This assumes your data is in cell A1 - adjust if necessary. Copy both formulae down as required. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 10, 3:31 pm, Arlene wrote: I just figured out how to use the Text to columns feature for separating dollars and cents into two separate columns. It works perfectly if I type the dollar amount into the cell but if I try to use this feature on a cell that contains a function, Text to Column sees the function instead of the dollar amount and does not work properly. Basically, I am trying to add up a row of dollar amounts and the total must be displayed with the dollars in one column and the cents in another. Any suggestions? |
Using Text to Columns with a function
Thanks Pete. The first formula worked perfect but for the second (MOD)
formula I had to change the divisor to 1 instead of 0. I think I could also use =A1-INT(A1) to get the cents. My only problem now is that I need the cents to display without the leading 0 in the dollar place and without the decimal. The the line that separates the columns is supposed to represent the decimal. "Pete_UK" wrote: You can use: =INT(A1) in an adjacent column to get the dollars, and: =MOD(A1,0) in another column to get the cents. This assumes your data is in cell A1 - adjust if necessary. Copy both formulae down as required. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 10, 3:31 pm, Arlene wrote: I just figured out how to use the Text to columns feature for separating dollars and cents into two separate columns. It works perfectly if I type the dollar amount into the cell but if I try to use this feature on a cell that contains a function, Text to Column sees the function instead of the dollar amount and does not work properly. Basically, I am trying to add up a row of dollar amounts and the total must be displayed with the dollars in one column and the cents in another. Any suggestions? |
Using Text to Columns with a function
Ok, use this:
=(A1-INT(A1))*100 for the cents and copy down. Format as number with no decimal places. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 10, 4:38 pm, Arlene wrote: Thanks Pete. The first formula worked perfect but for the second (MOD) formula I had to change the divisor to 1 instead of 0. I think I could also use =A1-INT(A1) to get the cents. My only problem now is that I need the cents to display without the leading 0 in the dollar place and without the decimal. The the line that separates the columns is supposed to represent the decimal. "Pete_UK" wrote: You can use: =INT(A1) in an adjacent column to get the dollars, and: =MOD(A1,0) in another column to get the cents. This assumes your data is in cell A1 - adjust if necessary. Copy both formulae down as required. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 10, 3:31 pm, Arlene wrote: I just figured out how to use the Text to columns feature for separating dollars and cents into two separate columns. It works perfectly if I type the dollar amount into the cell but if I try to use this feature on a cell that contains a function, Text to Column sees the function instead of the dollar amount and does not work properly. Basically, I am trying to add up a row of dollar amounts and the total must be displayed with the dollars in one column and the cents in another. Any suggestions?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
Using Text to Columns with a function
If you want the number of cents, try =100*MOD(A1,1)
Format to suit your preferences, perhaps number with zero decimal places. -- David Biddulph "Arlene" wrote in message ... Thanks Pete. The first formula worked perfect but for the second (MOD) formula I had to change the divisor to 1 instead of 0. I think I could also use =A1-INT(A1) to get the cents. My only problem now is that I need the cents to display without the leading 0 in the dollar place and without the decimal. The the line that separates the columns is supposed to represent the decimal. "Pete_UK" wrote: You can use: =INT(A1) in an adjacent column to get the dollars, and: =MOD(A1,0) in another column to get the cents. This assumes your data is in cell A1 - adjust if necessary. Copy both formulae down as required. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 10, 3:31 pm, Arlene wrote: I just figured out how to use the Text to columns feature for separating dollars and cents into two separate columns. It works perfectly if I type the dollar amount into the cell but if I try to use this feature on a cell that contains a function, Text to Column sees the function instead of the dollar amount and does not work properly. Basically, I am trying to add up a row of dollar amounts and the total must be displayed with the dollars in one column and the cents in another. Any suggestions? |
Using Text to Columns with a function
Works perfect! Thanks for your help!!
- Arlene "Pete_UK" wrote: Ok, use this: =(A1-INT(A1))*100 for the cents and copy down. Format as number with no decimal places. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 10, 4:38 pm, Arlene wrote: Thanks Pete. The first formula worked perfect but for the second (MOD) formula I had to change the divisor to 1 instead of 0. I think I could also use =A1-INT(A1) to get the cents. My only problem now is that I need the cents to display without the leading 0 in the dollar place and without the decimal. The the line that separates the columns is supposed to represent the decimal. "Pete_UK" wrote: You can use: =INT(A1) in an adjacent column to get the dollars, and: =MOD(A1,0) in another column to get the cents. This assumes your data is in cell A1 - adjust if necessary. Copy both formulae down as required. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 10, 3:31 pm, Arlene wrote: I just figured out how to use the Text to columns feature for separating dollars and cents into two separate columns. It works perfectly if I type the dollar amount into the cell but if I try to use this feature on a cell that contains a function, Text to Column sees the function instead of the dollar amount and does not work properly. Basically, I am trying to add up a row of dollar amounts and the total must be displayed with the dollars in one column and the cents in another. Any suggestions?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
Using Text to Columns with a function
You're welcome, Arlene - thanks for the feedback.
Pete On Oct 10, 5:20 pm, Arlene wrote: Works perfect! Thanks for your help!! - Arlene "Pete_UK" wrote: Ok, use this: =(A1-INT(A1))*100 for the cents and copy down. Format as number with no decimal places. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 10, 4:38 pm, Arlene wrote: Thanks Pete. The first formula worked perfect but for the second (MOD) formula I had to change the divisor to 1 instead of 0. I think I could also use =A1-INT(A1) to get the cents. My only problem now is that I need the cents to display without the leading 0 in the dollar place and without the decimal. The the line that separates the columns is supposed to represent the decimal. "Pete_UK" wrote: You can use: =INT(A1) in an adjacent column to get the dollars, and: =MOD(A1,0) in another column to get the cents. This assumes your data is in cell A1 - adjust if necessary. Copy both formulae down as required. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 10, 3:31 pm, Arlene wrote: I just figured out how to use the Text to columns feature for separating dollars and cents into two separate columns. It works perfectly if I type the dollar amount into the cell but if I try to use this feature on a cell that contains a function, Text to Column sees the function instead of the dollar amount and does not work properly. Basically, I am trying to add up a row of dollar amounts and the total must be displayed with the dollars in one column and the cents in another. Any suggestions?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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