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changing numeric values into text vales then adding a space into the text cell, to take the place of the"," to denote thousands, move the "$" to the end and change the "." to a comma, ex: $1,896,230.00 once changed to a text value becomes "1896230.00", result I require is "1 896 230,00 $" A number of Financial values across multiple spreadsheets require this type of formatting. If this can be done as a macro or formula, that would be most helpful. -- Keith Dore |
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