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Ron,
Got another question for you. Your formula,=INT(A2/1000)+MOD(A2,1000)/320, returns 106125 as 106.390625. Is it possible to format that as 106'12.5? I've been using =MID(A2,1,3)+(MID(A2,4,3)/320) Is there any advantage to using one formula or the other? Your number format works great but I still need it broken down for other functions. I would like it displayed as 106'12.5 but recognized by excel as 106.390625. Thanks -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...tions/200604/1 |
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