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I have created a formula to determine the min value (field A) and the max
value (field B). I then use the Concatenate fucntionality to show the range like this: =Concatentate(Field A,"-",Field B) The output goes out several decimal places (xx.xxxxxx - yy.yyyyyyand I can't format the cell to show a single decimal. Is there a way to do this? Is there an alternative way to show the range (min-max) in a cell? |
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