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concatenate number format issue
Hi the
cell d21 is formatted to currency/zero decimals and contains the value $4,104 cell k10 is formatted to general in cell k10 I put the following formula =concatenate("<",d21) the result in cell k10 is <4103.559020548 I would like to see just <4104 Can someone help? Thanks very much |
Hi Tim,
This should do it - =CONCATENATE("<",ROUND(D21,0)) Gary |
In cell K10, you can use the TEXT function to format the number:
="<" & TEXT(D21,"0") Tim Elhatton wrote: Hi the cell d21 is formatted to currency/zero decimals and contains the value $4,104 cell k10 is formatted to general in cell k10 I put the following formula =concatenate("<",d21) the result in cell k10 is <4103.559020548 I would like to see just <4104 Can someone help? Thanks very much -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
Thanks Gary.....that's got it.....
Tim "GaryDK" wrote: Hi Tim, This should do it - =CONCATENATE("<",ROUND(D21,0)) Gary |
Tim,
Try, =CONCATENATE("<",TEXT(D21,"###")) ---- Regards, John Mansfield http://www.pdbook.com "Tim Elhatton" wrote: Hi the cell d21 is formatted to currency/zero decimals and contains the value $4,104 cell k10 is formatted to general in cell k10 I put the following formula =concatenate("<",d21) the result in cell k10 is <4103.559020548 I would like to see just <4104 Can someone help? Thanks very much |
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