Kelvinator
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- Jul 20, 2017
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This one has me stumped! Every day I have an XLSX file that I download from our payroll software and then I copy the data into an Excel template that feeds the information into different tabs. When the data is downloaded, the rates all have $ signs (ex. $10.50). In the template I am pasting the data into, the columns with the rates are formatted as numbers, two decimal places, no $ sign. Even when I copy and paste the data as values, the rates still have the $ signs. I can even select the copied data and try to change the format, but the $ signs won't go away. The reason that this is a problem is that once the data is combined with another report that pulls the time punches, I copy that tab to a new book and save it as a CSV file, then upload it into an FTB server, and the $ signs can't be there (the software developer told me this). The only way to get them to go away is after I have closed the CSV file, I can reopen it (the $ are still there!) and THEN I can format the cells as numbers with no $ signs and save it. How can I make the $ signs go away without having to through all this nonsense? Your help would be greatly appreciated!