gerard1234
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I want to automatically delete the thousand separator in this value. Can someone pls. help me with a Excel formula?
1.500.00
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Delete thousand separator
Rick Rothstein
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Peter's formula works for me as well. Here is an alternate formula that you can also try...
=TEXT(SUBSTITUTE(A2,".",""),"0\.00")
Perhaps your experience with it might help us narrow down why you are having a problem. If you do still have a problem, tell us about it in detail (see what Peter posted in Message #6 for the kind of details we would need to know)
=TEXT(SUBSTITUTE(A2,".",""),"0\.00")
Perhaps your experience with it might help us narrow down why you are having a problem. If you do still have a problem, tell us about it in detail (see what Peter posted in Message #6 for the kind of details we would need to know)
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