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Subtotal function (again)
I figured out why my totals weren't coming up. The column that the numbers
are in are text. How can I convert a text column into a numeric one? I tried hilighting the column and formatting the cells, but that didn't change anything. I can tell because textual values automatically go to the left of a cell and numeric values are to the right. Is there a formula I can add to a new column to convert them? Thanks again! Kyli |
Hi
try: - copy an empty cell - select the values - Goto 'Edit - Paste Special' and choose 'Add' -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "Kyli" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... I figured out why my totals weren't coming up. The column that the numbers are in are text. How can I convert a text column into a numeric one? I tried hilighting the column and formatting the cells, but that didn't change anything. I can tell because textual values automatically go to the left of a cell and numeric values are to the right. Is there a formula I can add to a new column to convert them? Thanks again! Kyli |
Numeric will go to which ever side you want. Formatting "accounting" goes to
the right. "Kyli" wrote: I figured out why my totals weren't coming up. The column that the numbers are in are text. How can I convert a text column into a numeric one? I tried hilighting the column and formatting the cells, but that didn't change anything. I can tell because textual values automatically go to the left of a cell and numeric values are to the right. Is there a formula I can add to a new column to convert them? Thanks again! Kyli |
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