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There's a column with results (1.000, 2.000, or 3.000, the Format Cells... is
Text) I would like to replace with 1, 2 or 3. Is there a easier way to do it? I have tried =REPLACEB(A1, 2,4," "), but it's not working. In the end I had to use Find function : find 3.000 and replace 3; find 2.000 and replace 2, find 1.000 and replace 1. (I've also tried change Format Cells from Text to General, and Number...) A B Level Obtained Level 3.000 3 2.000 2 2.000 2 3.000 3 1.000 1 Thanks, Aline -- Aline |
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Select column A
Format as General (anything but Text). Edit|Replace what: . (decimal point) with: . replace all Excel should see the value as a number and will display 3.000 as 3 (in General format). Aline wrote: There's a column with results (1.000, 2.000, or 3.000, the Format Cells... is Text) I would like to replace with 1, 2 or 3. Is there a easier way to do it? I have tried =REPLACEB(A1, 2,4," "), but it's not working. In the end I had to use Find function : find 3.000 and replace 3; find 2.000 and replace 2, find 1.000 and replace 1. (I've also tried change Format Cells from Text to General, and Number...) A B Level Obtained Level 3.000 3 2.000 2 2.000 2 3.000 3 1.000 1 Thanks, Aline -- Aline -- Dave Peterson |
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Hi Dave,
Thank for your response. I tried but a pop-up says: Microsoft Excel cannot find matching data to replace... I also tried with other things but not working. what: *.*** (decimal point) with: *.*** (and also . ) Any suggestions on how to fix this problem. Thanks, Aline -- Aline "Dave Peterson" wrote: Select column A Format as General (anything but Text). Edit|Replace what: . (decimal point) with: . replace all Excel should see the value as a number and will display 3.000 as 3 (in General format). Aline wrote: There's a column with results (1.000, 2.000, or 3.000, the Format Cells... is Text) I would like to replace with 1, 2 or 3. Is there a easier way to do it? I have tried =REPLACEB(A1, 2,4," "), but it's not working. In the end I had to use Find function : find 3.000 and replace 3; find 2.000 and replace 2, find 1.000 and replace 1. (I've also tried change Format Cells from Text to General, and Number...) A B Level Obtained Level 3.000 3 2.000 2 2.000 2 3.000 3 1.000 1 Thanks, Aline -- Aline -- Dave Peterson |
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This could be it.
Find what : .000 Replace with : Thank you again for your help. Aline -- Aline "Aline" wrote: Hi Dave, Thank for your response. I tried but a pop-up says: Microsoft Excel cannot find matching data to replace... I also tried with other things but not working. what: *.*** (decimal point) with: *.*** (and also . ) Any suggestions on how to fix this problem. Thanks, Aline -- Aline "Dave Peterson" wrote: Select column A Format as General (anything but Text). Edit|Replace what: . (decimal point) with: . replace all Excel should see the value as a number and will display 3.000 as 3 (in General format). Aline wrote: There's a column with results (1.000, 2.000, or 3.000, the Format Cells... is Text) I would like to replace with 1, 2 or 3. Is there a easier way to do it? I have tried =REPLACEB(A1, 2,4," "), but it's not working. In the end I had to use Find function : find 3.000 and replace 3; find 2.000 and replace 2, find 1.000 and replace 1. (I've also tried change Format Cells from Text to General, and Number...) A B Level Obtained Level 3.000 3 2.000 2 2.000 2 3.000 3 1.000 1 Thanks, Aline -- Aline -- Dave Peterson |
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another possibility - just in case not all of your data has a decimal so you
can use find/replace. select the column in question, change the format of the cells to general. with your column still selected, click data/text to columns, select delimited, click next, uncheck any delimiter options that may be checked, click next, select general under the format options, click finish. "Aline" wrote: There's a column with results (1.000, 2.000, or 3.000, the Format Cells... is Text) I would like to replace with 1, 2 or 3. Is there a easier way to do it? I have tried =REPLACEB(A1, 2,4," "), but it's not working. In the end I had to use Find function : find 3.000 and replace 3; find 2.000 and replace 2, find 1.000 and replace 1. (I've also tried change Format Cells from Text to General, and Number...) A B Level Obtained Level 3.000 3 2.000 2 2.000 2 3.000 3 1.000 1 Thanks, Aline -- Aline |
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Thank you so much. It works!
-- Aline "JMB" wrote: another possibility - just in case not all of your data has a decimal so you can use find/replace. select the column in question, change the format of the cells to general. with your column still selected, click data/text to columns, select delimited, click next, uncheck any delimiter options that may be checked, click next, select general under the format options, click finish. "Aline" wrote: There's a column with results (1.000, 2.000, or 3.000, the Format Cells... is Text) I would like to replace with 1, 2 or 3. Is there a easier way to do it? I have tried =REPLACEB(A1, 2,4," "), but it's not working. In the end I had to use Find function : find 3.000 and replace 3; find 2.000 and replace 2, find 1.000 and replace 1. (I've also tried change Format Cells from Text to General, and Number...) A B Level Obtained Level 3.000 3 2.000 2 2.000 2 3.000 3 1.000 1 Thanks, Aline -- Aline |
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