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Thanks Manish. I believe it would have worked since it was similar to Ron's
answer, the only problem I had was getting the formula to work. However, I have gotten a solution to my worksheet issue. Muriel "Manish Bajpai" wrote: Simply divide the entire column by 100 and then format cells to show number with 2 decimal places and don't forget to check the Comma. Thanks, Manish Bajpai "Muriel" wrote: I copied a huge spreadsheet. I need to change the numbers in one column to reflect 2 decimal places. But the decimal place must go within the numbers already there and not add zeroes then the decimal. I have tried to customize the cell but it is not coming out the way i want it to be. For example 356322 should read 3,563.22. Please help me. |
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