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converting a text column to a number column & removing the '
I have a large spreadsheet with a column of information that was set up as
text even though the contents are numbers. I want to highlight the whole column and perform a function that will eliminate the ' before each number. Can that be done? |
converting a text column to a number column & removing the '
--Copy a blank cell.
--Keeping the copy select your data range --Right clickPasteSpecialselect 'Add'Click OK If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Gayle from CyberCore" wrote: I have a large spreadsheet with a column of information that was set up as text even though the contents are numbers. I want to highlight the whole column and perform a function that will eliminate the ' before each number. Can that be done? |
converting a text column to a number column & removing the '
Simply opening and closing TTC (Text To Columns) will correct the problem:
Select the column of data, then, from the Menu Bar: <Data <TextToColumns <Finish And you're done! -- HTH, RD ================================================== === Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit! ================================================== === "Gayle from CyberCore" <Gayle from wrote in message ... I have a large spreadsheet with a column of information that was set up as text even though the contents are numbers. I want to highlight the whole column and perform a function that will eliminate the ' before each number. Can that be done? |
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