Q
QuasiChameleon
Hi all,
I would like to format a number similar to what can be done for strings
with the @ placeholder.
However, the digit placeholder doesn't operate in the same way.
For example, for a character X, the custom format @,@ gives me X,X.
However, for a number 15, the custom format #\,# gives me 1,5 when I
would rather have 15,15.
I need the cell to contain a single number as part of a lookup table,
while appearing to be a pair.
Ideally I would have something like #\,#;;;@,@, except it actually
works.
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance.
Kevin Crosby
I would like to format a number similar to what can be done for strings
with the @ placeholder.
However, the digit placeholder doesn't operate in the same way.
For example, for a character X, the custom format @,@ gives me X,X.
However, for a number 15, the custom format #\,# gives me 1,5 when I
would rather have 15,15.
I need the cell to contain a single number as part of a lookup table,
while appearing to be a pair.
Ideally I would have something like #\,#;;;@,@, except it actually
works.
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance.
Kevin Crosby