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Old April 28th, 2010, 04:20 PM posted to microsoft.public.excel.worksheet.functions
daisy
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Default How to remove a bunch of zero's

Can anyone help me with a function that I could apply to my spreadsheet? I
have 10 columns and hundreds of rows coming over from another application and
now that we are in Excel 2007 the $$'s are coming thru with a bunch of
zero's. Here's what it looks like
4770:00000000000000

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Thank you in advance!!!!
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Old April 28th, 2010, 06:08 PM posted to microsoft.public.excel.worksheet.functions
Eva
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Default How to remove a bunch of zero's

Highlight sheet, ctrl+H
Find what : put
:00000000000000

Replace with:do nothing

Ok

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Greatly appreciated

Eva


"daisy" wrote:

Can anyone help me with a function that I could apply to my spreadsheet? I
have 10 columns and hundreds of rows coming over from another application and
now that we are in Excel 2007 the $$'s are coming thru with a bunch of
zero's. Here's what it looks like
4770:00000000000000

--
Thank you in advance!!!!

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Old April 29th, 2010, 04:59 AM posted to microsoft.public.excel.worksheet.functions
Jeff Brown[_3_]
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Default How to remove a bunch of zero's



"daisy" wrote:

Can anyone help me with a function that I could apply to my spreadsheet? I
have 10 columns and hundreds of rows coming over from another application and
now that we are in Excel 2007 the $$'s are coming thru with a bunch of
zero's. Here's what it looks like
4770:00000000000000

--
Thank you in advance!!!!



Go to excell options the advanced and unclick show zeros
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Old April 29th, 2010, 05:09 AM posted to microsoft.public.excel.worksheet.functions
ozgrid.com
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Default How to remove a bunch of zero's

What should: 4770:00000000000000 display as??

Go to excell options the advanced and unclick show zeros

That wont do anything!


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"daisy" wrote:

Can anyone help me with a function that I could apply to my spreadsheet?
I
have 10 columns and hundreds of rows coming over from another application
and
now that we are in Excel 2007 the $$'s are coming thru with a bunch of
zero's. Here's what it looks like
4770:00000000000000

--
Thank you in advance!!!!



Go to excell options the advanced and unclick show zeros


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Old April 29th, 2010, 05:24 AM posted to microsoft.public.excel.worksheet.functions
ozgrid.com
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Default How to remove a bunch of zero's

4770:00000000000000 is text NOT a dollar value. Select your Column and
Replace : with . and then format the cells how you want them.




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Dave Hawley
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"ozgrid.com" wrote in message
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What should: 4770:00000000000000 display as??

Go to excell options the advanced and unclick show zeros

That wont do anything!


--
Regards
Dave Hawley
www.ozgrid.com
"Jeff Brown" wrote in message
...


"daisy" wrote:

Can anyone help me with a function that I could apply to my spreadsheet?
I
have 10 columns and hundreds of rows coming over from another
application and
now that we are in Excel 2007 the $$'s are coming thru with a bunch of
zero's. Here's what it looks like
4770:00000000000000

--
Thank you in advance!!!!



Go to excell options the advanced and unclick show zeros



 




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