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Copying text to numbers
I have a spreadsheet with a column that has been formatted as text.
The column contains all numbers. I wish to copy this column into another sheet that has the column formatted as numbers. When I do so, it does not treat the entries as numbers, even when I paste only the values. Any thoughts? |
After you paste those "text numbers", you can convert them.
Copy an empty cell select your range of offending numbers/text edit|paste special|check Add peter wrote: I have a spreadsheet with a column that has been formatted as text. The column contains all numbers. I wish to copy this column into another sheet that has the column formatted as numbers. When I do so, it does not treat the entries as numbers, even when I paste only the values. Any thoughts? -- Dave Peterson |
I'm still confused. Could you explain it another way? Where do I find
"text edit"? Thanks. Peter |
Copy an empty cell
select your range of offending numbers/text edit|paste special|check Add "Select the range that consists of the numbers that are text" may have been a better way of wording that second line. Edit is on the worksheet menubar. peter wrote: I'm still confused. Could you explain it another way? Where do I find "text edit"? Thanks. Peter -- Dave Peterson |
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