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Is there a way to add an * be for and after a number I have in a spreadsheet?
I would have a list of numbers such as 56892 56893 56894 I would need to convert them to read *56892* *56893* *56894* Any help would be appreciated |
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Hi Amy,
You can use Custom Format if you'd like. This means that it will keep your values as actual numerics (assuming that they are numerics to start with). Select all cells in question, hit Ctrl + 1, Number (tab), select Custom on left and enter this in the textbox on right .. "*"0"*" Remember, formatting is only a "mask" and does not influence the cell value in any way. -- Regards, Zack Barresse, aka firefytr "Amy Johnson" <Amy wrote in message ... Is there a way to add an * be for and after a number I have in a spreadsheet? I would have a list of numbers such as 56892 56893 56894 I would need to convert them to read *56892* *56893* *56894* Any help would be appreciated |
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use the "concatenate" function or just type in a new column
=concatenate(*,[your cell #],*) "Amy Johnson" wrote: Is there a way to add an * be for and after a number I have in a spreadsheet? I would have a list of numbers such as 56892 56893 56894 I would need to convert them to read *56892* *56893* *56894* Any help would be appreciated |
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Backup your file first, then.....
Assuming your numbers are in column A, put this formula in B1 and copy down....... ="*"&A1&"*" Then highlight column B and do Copy PasteSpecial Values........then you can delete your old column A if you wish..... Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Amy Johnson" <Amy wrote in message ... Is there a way to add an * be for and after a number I have in a spreadsheet? I would have a list of numbers such as 56892 56893 56894 I would need to convert them to read *56892* *56893* *56894* Any help would be appreciated |
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