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Midas

imported data into excel
 
My bank has recently changed its website presentation.

I normally copy and paste data from my web bank account page into an excel
spreadsheet. The data in three columns contains date, text, and amounts in
numbers. Now however, I can format layout, text etc but for some reason the
date cells cannot be formatted nor can the numbers be added to give a total.

The cells seem to be "inert". Is there a way of rectifying this within Excel??

Nick Hodge

imported data into excel
 
Midas

Enter a 1 in a blank cell. Copy it. Go to your numbers and dates and
editpaste specialValues + Multiply. You will need to format the cells as
dates and numbers now, but that should kick them back to life

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HTH
Nick Hodge
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Southampton, England
www.nickhodge.co.uk
HIS


"Midas" wrote in message
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My bank has recently changed its website presentation.

I normally copy and paste data from my web bank account page into an excel
spreadsheet. The data in three columns contains date, text, and amounts in
numbers. Now however, I can format layout, text etc but for some reason
the
date cells cannot be formatted nor can the numbers be added to give a
total.

The cells seem to be "inert". Is there a way of rectifying this within
Excel??





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