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convert character to value at relative cell
Dear all,
I have a character "400.00" in cell B3, how to convert this character to value? As I know, by using of the formula VALUE, it can only convert the absolute value (400.00), but cannot convert the relative value at cell B3. Thanks Turk |
If understand you correctly, you want to convert the "400.00" in place.
Select a blank cell Edit copy Select the cell with "400.00" edit paste special, select add "Don't forget to make a backup before you start" Lance "Turk" wrote: Dear all, I have a character "400.00" in cell B3, how to convert this character to value? As I know, by using of the formula VALUE, it can only convert the absolute value (400.00), but cannot convert the relative value at cell B3. Thanks Turk |
To simplify the question, I want to use the formula =value(B3), but it
doesn't work. "LanceB" ¼¶¼g©ó¶l¥ó·s»D ... If understand you correctly, you want to convert the "400.00" in place. Select a blank cell Edit copy Select the cell with "400.00" edit paste special, select add "Don't forget to make a backup before you start" Lance "Turk" wrote: Dear all, I have a character "400.00" in cell B3, how to convert this character to value? As I know, by using of the formula VALUE, it can only convert the absolute value (400.00), but cannot convert the relative value at cell B3. Thanks Turk |
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