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If you only care about how your numbers look, then you can use a custom
number format with ##-### as the type. Your cells will still contain 10011, 10012, 10013, etc. but they will be displayed as 10-011, 10-012, 10-013, etc. Otherwise you will have to create a temporary column with the formulas already listed and then copy and paste special (use the edit menu, or right click to see paste special), and select values. This will paste the result of the formulas. You can then delete the temporary column. "Deb" wrote: Example: I have a column of 5 character numbers like row 1 is 10011, row 2 is 10012, row 3 is 10013, etc. I need to add a dash after the first two characters like row 1 needs to be 10-011, row 2 needs to be 10-012, row 3 needs to be 10-013, etc. So, I need to insert a dash after the first two digits and do this all the way down the column. "Deb" wrote: I have a column of numbers and I need to add a dash between the first two numbers without having to do it manually (several thousand rows). Is it possible? |
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