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I am trying to have a calculation and text in the same cell. My calculation
is C12-B11, which currently gives a value of 0.000 ,but may change at some point to something other than zero. When I use =TEXT(C12-B11,".####""T""") I get .T in the cell. When I use format cells, custom .####"T" I get .T in the cell. What I want to see is .0000T Does anybody know how to do this? Thanks, Jodie |
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