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MS Excel Question
I have added a phone number to a cell.
'5551234' I can change the cell format to think it's a phone number and it will look like this '555-1234'. But when I export that value (into Outlook Contacts), it predictably loses the dash. How can I convert a formatted cell into a WYSIWYG cell so the dash is actually part of the cell? Any help is appreciated |
Use the text formula, for example: '=TEXT(Cell Loc,"000-0000")', where 'Cell Loc' is the cell where your number is located. I'd then recommend copying and pasting value. If your dealing with a range of cells, in a column for instance, you could create your text formula in the adjacent column, fill down, then select the new column and do the copy paste/value routine.
There may be a better way, but this will do it. |
Great, I'll give that a shot. Thanks!
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