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The below function inserts a space between the last 2 digits of a number. 6789 in a1 becomes 678 9 and aligns on the left of the cell (text). =TEXT(A1,"#"" ""0") Now for the dumb question, what does the "#" do and where could I find this tidbit of information? Thanks. cil |
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