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Changing the format of a phone number
Spreadsheet A has the phone number in one cell formatted like:
(123) 456-7890 Spreadsheet B has the phone number separated in three separate columns like: 123 456 7890 I used the CONCANTENATE function to string the text together, but if the phone number has a 0 starting the group it isn't showing up in my new cell. What am I doing wrong? See below: Phone (360) 929-2001 360 929 2001 (425) 971-9043 425 971 9043 (360) 929-2001 360 929 2001 (253) 720-5735 253 720 5735 (111) 222-1234 111 222 1234 (541) 410-45 541 410 0045 (208) 438-5296 208 438 5296 (541) 689-143 541 689 0143 (360) 253-2131 360 253 2131 (360) 253-2131 360 253 2131 (480) 981-3941 480 981 3941 (480) 981-3941 480 981 3941 (217) 257-8406 217 257 8406 (602) 997-6349 602 997 6349 (602) 997-6349 602 997 6349 (602) 997-6349 602 997 6349 (111) 222-1234 111 222 1234 (520) 297-8855 520 297 8855 (303) 741-4568 303 741 4568 (801) 566-8844 801 566 8844 (801) 566-8844 801 566 8844 (720) 837-929 720 837 0929 |
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Changing the format of a phone number
=TEXT(A2,"000")&" "&TEXT(B2,"000")&"-"&TEXT(C2,"0000")
replace the cell reference with the real one you are using No need to use the CONCATENATE function if that's what you are doing, the ampersand works the same way -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "scr" wrote in message ... Spreadsheet A has the phone number in one cell formatted like: (123) 456-7890 Spreadsheet B has the phone number separated in three separate columns like: 123 456 7890 I used the CONCANTENATE function to string the text together, but if the phone number has a 0 starting the group it isn't showing up in my new cell. What am I doing wrong? See below: Phone (360) 929-2001 360 929 2001 (425) 971-9043 425 971 9043 (360) 929-2001 360 929 2001 (253) 720-5735 253 720 5735 (111) 222-1234 111 222 1234 (541) 410-45 541 410 0045 (208) 438-5296 208 438 5296 (541) 689-143 541 689 0143 (360) 253-2131 360 253 2131 (360) 253-2131 360 253 2131 (480) 981-3941 480 981 3941 (480) 981-3941 480 981 3941 (217) 257-8406 217 257 8406 (602) 997-6349 602 997 6349 (602) 997-6349 602 997 6349 (602) 997-6349 602 997 6349 (111) 222-1234 111 222 1234 (520) 297-8855 520 297 8855 (303) 741-4568 303 741 4568 (801) 566-8844 801 566 8844 (801) 566-8844 801 566 8844 (720) 837-929 720 837 0929 |
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Changing the format of a phone number
Thank you!
"scr" wrote: Spreadsheet A has the phone number in one cell formatted like: (123) 456-7890 Spreadsheet B has the phone number separated in three separate columns like: 123 456 7890 I used the CONCANTENATE function to string the text together, but if the phone number has a 0 starting the group it isn't showing up in my new cell. What am I doing wrong? See below: Phone (360) 929-2001 360 929 2001 (425) 971-9043 425 971 9043 (360) 929-2001 360 929 2001 (253) 720-5735 253 720 5735 (111) 222-1234 111 222 1234 (541) 410-45 541 410 0045 (208) 438-5296 208 438 5296 (541) 689-143 541 689 0143 (360) 253-2131 360 253 2131 (360) 253-2131 360 253 2131 (480) 981-3941 480 981 3941 (480) 981-3941 480 981 3941 (217) 257-8406 217 257 8406 (602) 997-6349 602 997 6349 (602) 997-6349 602 997 6349 (602) 997-6349 602 997 6349 (111) 222-1234 111 222 1234 (520) 297-8855 520 297 8855 (303) 741-4568 303 741 4568 (801) 566-8844 801 566 8844 (801) 566-8844 801 566 8844 (720) 837-929 720 837 0929 |
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