- Dot instead of comma on numerical keyboard - Super User
Using polish language on Windows 8 1, comma is the default decimal seperator on numerical keyboard Is there a way to change it to dot? I wouldn't like to change it in Excel or some other program,
- How can I change the list separator in the formulas in MS Excel 2019?
This method: Run Control Panel > Region Click "Additional settings " Stay in the Numbers tab Set the "List separator" to your preferred separator Click OK twice Note: Setting it to comma only works if the "Decimal symbol" is not also a comma
- How to make excel open CSV files and automatically split the comma . . .
Here are some easy explanations on how to do it automatically when you open your file with Excel: As you said, Excel has a default character as a delimiter In your case, this is ";" visibly I am working on Excel in France and the default delimiter is " [tab]" I don't know how to change it in the software but there is a trick: For example, let's say that your csv file is delimited with
- How do you format numbers in Excel for Indian Currency (Rupees)?
11 Currently the Excel default formatting is: 1,000,000 500,000 How do you format the number to use the comma separator (,) like this 10,00,00,000 50,00,000 This is is how Indian Currency (Rupees, INR, ₹) is normally represented
- Convert a column into a comma separated list - Super User
Then export the data as a csv (comma-deliminated format), and you have your plaintext comma-seperated list! You can copy from notepad and put it back into excel if you want Also, if the you want a space after the comma, you could do a search replace feature, replacing "," with ", " Hope that helps!
- How do I separate a comma-separated list into two columns in Excel . . .
How do I separate a comma-separated list into two columns in Excel? Ask Question Asked 14 years, 1 month ago Modified 9 years, 7 months ago
- I have two cells each with comma delimited values, I want to combine . . .
I have two excel cells (A1 and B1) each contains comma delimited values in, I want to combine these values into one cell (C1), so that the first value from cell A1 is "linked" to the first
- Copy comma delimited values into two excel cells - Super User
You could first select a cell containing some text then choose: Data > Text To Columns > Delimited > Next : Comma Check then just click Cancel to store these settings If you copy and paste comma separated text from notepad now it should separate out into columns as required Note: with the default settings (Number format set to general) Excel tries to interpret some data values such as dates
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