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How do I change a number from 700.00 to 70000 without having to re
I would like to be able to convert a list of numbers from the following
formats 900.00, 40.00, 1.00 etc... to the following format 90000, 4000, 100 etc... without having to re-type the numbers. I need to get rid of the decimal point but keep the zeros that are after the decimal point. Is there a function or format that can accomplish this??? Thanks a million for your help!!! |
The only way to do this would be to change the actual data by multiplying by
100. To do that, you can type the number 100 in a cell, Edit/Copy that cell, then select the numbers to be converted and Edit/Paste Special and select the Multiply and Values options. On Sun, 16 Jan 2005 12:29:02 -0800, "Jennifer" wrote: I would like to be able to convert a list of numbers from the following formats 900.00, 40.00, 1.00 etc... to the following format 90000, 4000, 100 etc... without having to re-type the numbers. I need to get rid of the decimal point but keep the zeros that are after the decimal point. Is there a function or format that can accomplish this??? Thanks a million for your help!!! |
PS: You can't accomplish this by formatting alone. You must change the actual
data. On Sun, 16 Jan 2005 12:29:02 -0800, "Jennifer" wrote: I would like to be able to convert a list of numbers from the following formats 900.00, 40.00, 1.00 etc... to the following format 90000, 4000, 100 etc... without having to re-type the numbers. I need to get rid of the decimal point but keep the zeros that are after the decimal point. Is there a function or format that can accomplish this??? Thanks a million for your help!!! |
Hi,
This could help: Custom format: 0"00" ....if it's always .00 Ola Sandström |
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