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Simply import it as it is
Then do the following type 100 into a blank cell copy it select the column that hold the numbers that you need divided by 100 edit-paste special- select divide hit ok 'This will divide the entire range by 100 "Frustrated Excel user" <Frustrated Excel wrote in message ... I have some numbers that I want to import from another program into Excel that are not shown as decimals. Rather than create a micro that takes every number I import and divide it by 100, is there an easier way to set up my Excel spreadsheet so that when I import these numbers, it automatically converts them? (e.g. they are showing as 1219 and the number should really be 12.19)??? |
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