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I have a spreadsheet with all values in $ and I need to convert it to
thousands ($K). Is there a way I can simply enter 1000 in a cell on my
spreadsheet, select all the values and divide them all by that cell?
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Sure, try the following...

1) Select an empty cell

2) Enter 1000

3) Edit Copy

4) Select the range of cells containing the values

5) Edit Paste Special Divide Ok

Hope this helps!

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I have a spreadsheet with all values in $ and I need to convert it to
thousands ($K). Is there a way I can simply enter 1000 in a cell on my
spreadsheet, select all the values and divide them all by that cell?

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Yes.

Enter 1000 in an empty cell. EditCopy.
Select your values.
EditPaste Special, check Divide

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|I have a spreadsheet with all values in $ and I need to convert it to
| thousands ($K). Is there a way I can simply enter 1000 in a cell on my
| spreadsheet, select all the values and divide them all by that cell?


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That should be...

1) Enter 1000 in an empty cell

2) Select this cell

3) Edit Copy

4) Select the range of cells containing the values

5) Edit Paste Special Divide Ok

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Domenic wrote:

Sure, try the following...

1) Select an empty cell

2) Enter 1000

3) Edit Copy

4) Select the range of cells containing the values

5) Edit Paste Special Divide Ok

Hope this helps!

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Default Divide selected cells by 1000

Or maybe keep the value, but give the cells a custom format of:

#,

(end with a comma)



Lowkey wrote:

I have a spreadsheet with all values in $ and I need to convert it to
thousands ($K). Is there a way I can simply enter 1000 in a cell on my
spreadsheet, select all the values and divide them all by that cell?


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Default Divide selected cells by 1000

What a nice addition!

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| Or maybe keep the value, but give the cells a custom format of:
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| #,
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| (end with a comma)
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| Lowkey wrote:
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| I have a spreadsheet with all values in $ and I need to convert it to
| thousands ($K). Is there a way I can simply enter 1000 in a cell on my
| spreadsheet, select all the values and divide them all by that cell?
|
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| Dave Peterson


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