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Format Telephone Cell Range
I have a contact list with my telephone #'s starting in H9. I have the cells
formated in this row with the special telephone format option; however, when my data entry person enterred the data, she didn't realize this so now I have some formatted (###) ###-#### which is the special excel format and some are formatted like she enterred them, ### ### ####. Is there a way to make all of them the same format as the (###) one? Thanks for you help. |
Ctrl+H change " " to ""
make sure all are formatted as you want Select an empty cell, copy it (ctrl+c) Select the column Edit, Paste special, add The above is to match what you asked for, but since an area code is now a required part of dialing, I would suggest using TEXT instead of numbers and to use hyphens i.e. 514-555-1212 instead of (514) 555-1212 then you can handle any phone number anywhere in the world. You can then even include extension numbers. -- --- HTH, David McRitchie, Microsoft MVP - Excel [site changed Nov. 2001] My Excel Pages: http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/excel.htm Search Page: http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/search.htm "Victor Costello" wrote in message t... I have a contact list with my telephone #'s starting in H9. I have the cells formated in this row with the special telephone format option; however, when my data entry person enterred the data, she didn't realize this so now I have some formatted (###) ###-#### which is the special excel format and some are formatted like she enterred them, ### ### ####. Is there a way to make all of them the same format as the (###) one? Thanks for you help. |
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