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Converting numeric data into 0
Hi I am working on a excel spreadsheet. It contains text data and numeric data. what I am looking for is that I need to convert that numeric data into 0. I mean there are cells which contains values like 234, 22, 12 etc and there are blank cells in between them. So is there a way by writing a command or Macro to convert that numeric data to 0, ie each field must contain a value 0 |
Converting numeric data into 0
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Hit F5 and select Special. In there select Constants and Numbers. You can then hit 0 and Ctrl Enter to replace the values with 0. Andy. "deepakgoyal" wrote in message ... Hi I am working on a excel spreadsheet. It contains text data and numeric data. what I am looking for is that I need to convert that numeric data into 0. I mean there are cells which contains values like 234, 22, 12 etc and there are blank cells in between them. So is there a way by writing a command or Macro to convert that numeric data to 0, ie each field must contain a value 0 Thank you very much in advance Deepak -- deepakgoyal ------------------------------------------------------------------------ deepakgoyal's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=34839 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=545851 |
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