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In Excel 2003...The delimiter is a comma...However, one of the numbers is
above $1,000 and the number includes a comma (1,000 rather that 1000), so Excel creates another column. Is there a way to get around this? |
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only way is quotes marks. like "1,000",500,5 how else can excel know which
comma is delimter? "Rickster" wrote in message ... | In Excel 2003...The delimiter is a comma...However, one of the numbers is | above $1,000 and the number includes a comma (1,000 rather that 1000), so | Excel creates another column. Is there a way to get around this? | | |
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"Homey" wrote: only way is quotes marks. like "1,000",500,5 how else can excel know which comma is delimter? "Rickster" wrote in message ... | In Excel 2003...The delimiter is a comma...However, one of the numbers is | above $1,000 and the number includes a comma (1,000 rather that 1000), so | Excel creates another column. Is there a way to get around this? | | . Thanks for the reply, Homey. However, the number has dittos around it, so I'm wondering if there is another way? |
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Thanks for the reply, Homey. However, the number has the quotation marks around it already... "Homey" wrote: only way is quotes marks. like "1,000",500,5 how else can excel know which comma is delimter? "Rickster" wrote in message ... | In Excel 2003...The delimiter is a comma...However, one of the numbers is | above $1,000 and the number includes a comma (1,000 rather that 1000), so | Excel creates another column. Is there a way to get around this? | | . |
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