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HOW TO CREATE AN ARCHITECTURAL NUMBER FORMAT
how do I create an architectural number format?
as in 7'-2", 16'-0", 1'-0 1/2" and be able to add them up. right now they all show up as text. |
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HOW TO CREATE AN ARCHITECTURAL NUMBER FORMAT
Why not use 7 4/12
Just use custom format: # ??/12 Long live the SI system! best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "donhoe" wrote in message ... how do I create an architectural number format? as in 7'-2", 16'-0", 1'-0 1/2" and be able to add them up. right now they all show up as text. |
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