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I WORK WITH A HUGE SPEADSHEET THAT I HAVE TO MAKE FROM A 300,000 LINE TEXT
FILE. WILL BE GLAD WHEN OFFICE 2007 GETS OUT!! BUT MY QUESTION IS THAT SOME OF MY COLUMNS COME THROUGH THE TEXT FILE AS "20000" AND I HAVE TO CONVERT THEM TO 200.00 . IS THERE A WAY TO DO IT IN THE Same cell?? Now i have to use a formula in a new column. thanks for any help. |
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Probably not information to go on, but if ALL values in this column are
100 times too high then put 100 in a cell, copy it and then select the column - now do edit paste special, and use the divide by option. IF the rules are more complex than this, then a macro could be used |
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I usually just divide by 100.
Type 100 in an unused cell, then copy, highlight the column you want to change, and paste special, click on divide Then simply format the column for decimal places. "henry south" wrote: I WORK WITH A HUGE SPEADSHEET THAT I HAVE TO MAKE FROM A 300,000 LINE TEXT FILE. WILL BE GLAD WHEN OFFICE 2007 GETS OUT!! BUT MY QUESTION IS THAT SOME OF MY COLUMNS COME THROUGH THE TEXT FILE AS "20000" AND I HAVE TO CONVERT THEM TO 200.00 . IS THERE A WAY TO DO IT IN THE Same cell?? Now i have to use a formula in a new column. thanks for any help. |
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You got similar responses to your other posts.
It's not necessary to post to multiple newsgroups. henry south wrote: I WORK WITH A HUGE SPEADSHEET THAT I HAVE TO MAKE FROM A 300,000 LINE TEXT FILE. WILL BE GLAD WHEN OFFICE 2007 GETS OUT!! BUT MY QUESTION IS THAT SOME OF MY COLUMNS COME THROUGH THE TEXT FILE AS "20000" AND I HAVE TO CONVERT THEM TO 200.00 . IS THERE A WAY TO DO IT IN THE Same cell?? Now i have to use a formula in a new column. thanks for any help. -- Dave Peterson |
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