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![]() I read a thread about this but he had a bit of a different situation.... I want to copy and paste into a column about 2000 numbers. The numbers are in another excel sheet as 100000,125000 etc etc. no commas no $ nothing. And i need them to stay that way in that excel sheet. When i copy them over to this other excel sheet, I want them to be in the format $125,000. But even if i tell that column to be in that format when i copy and paste the data over it reverts back to 125000 and i have to re-tell that column that i want it in $125,000. Any way to just lock this in so i can constantly copy and paste data into this column and have it automatically formatted?....I know I could just create a helper column that I dont touch that ='s the other column's data (the one i pasted into) but has the proper formatting....but I'd rather not. Thanks -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
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Instead of Copy/Paste, try Copy/Paste Special:
On the source worksheet, Copy the cells. On the destination worksheet, select the cell you want to paste the numbers into, then: EditPaste Special Select Values Click [OK] That way only the numbers will be pasted, not their formats. Does that help? Ron "Derek Y via OfficeKB.com" wrote in message ... I read a thread about this but he had a bit of a different situation.... I want to copy and paste into a column about 2000 numbers. The numbers are in another excel sheet as 100000,125000 etc etc. no commas no $ nothing. And i need them to stay that way in that excel sheet. When i copy them over to this other excel sheet, I want them to be in the format $125,000. But even if i tell that column to be in that format when i copy and paste the data over it reverts back to 125000 and i have to re-tell that column that i want it in $125,000. Any way to just lock this in so i can constantly copy and paste data into this column and have it automatically formatted?....I know I could just create a helper column that I dont touch that ='s the other column's data (the one i pasted into) but has the proper formatting....but I'd rather not. Thanks -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
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![]() It works, but i'm copying and pasting like 20-30 sets of data per merge...so it becomes very tedious. OHHHHHHHH i'll just write a macro thats like ctrl B or something. Cool thanks :) Ron Coderre wrote: Instead of Copy/Paste, try Copy/Paste Special: On the source worksheet, Copy the cells. On the destination worksheet, select the cell you want to paste the numbers into, then: EditPaste Special Select Values Click [OK] That way only the numbers will be pasted, not their formats. Does that help? Ron I read a thread about this but he had a bit of a different situation.... [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] Thanks -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
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