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I have a column of decimal values in an Excel 2003. I have converted the
values to fractions using the "format cell" function and would like to extract the numerator values from the fractions. I thought I could do this by converting text to columns with the "/" as a delimiter, such that the numerator and denominator values would be returned in separate columns. The problem is that even though my values show as a fraction, they are still read as decimals by Excel and the text to columns won't work. I've tried using the "paste special" function to replace the decimals with the fraction values, but that did not work either. Any ideas on how to get Excel to read the values as fractions so that I can use the text to columns function; or another method that will allow me to extract the numerator values? (I don't have a common denominator, so I can't use the dollar functions) Thanks! |
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