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October 16, 2007

Help?

by Luckbox

This is completely off-topic and this post will be deleted as soon as I get the help I need. So bear with me...

How do I change the values in the column of an Excel document from a percent to just a whole number? For example, I would like 12% to read "12" instead of "0.12". Do I make sense? In other words, I want to get rid of the percent sign but keep the whole number. When I format the cells from "percentage" to "general," "number" or "text," I get the decimal places. I know I can simply change the format and then re-type each number, but that's too time-consuming. I figure one of you industrious types know a better way.

Can you believe I'm using a poker blog to ask this question? My thanks in advance.

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