numbers with grams next to them

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I have a spread sheet with numbers w/ grams at the end (ex 1.183g) how do i formulate excel to disregard the G after each number?;)
 

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Hi

Don't write the g in the cell.

Write just the number and use a format like

0.000"g"

You'll still see 1.103g in the cell but the value of the cell will only be the number.
 
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Hi,

If the cell(s) are Custom formatted to show g (grams), then you don't need to do anything, as the actual Value of the cell do Not include the letter g.

If the Text letter g is actually in the cell, you can use this:


Book1
AB
11.183g1.183
Sheet498
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B1=LEFT(A1,LEN(A1)-1)+0
 
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