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Alison_Richardson_Barn
Oct 04, 2021Copper Contributor
CSV Files
I have to use a CSV file. I download and save it. Then open Xcel and import it via the data import and semicolon function.
It imports the figures eg 12345. However I need to put decimal point in to show 123.45. When I trying adding the decimal placing it shows as 12345.00.
Has anyone come across this ?
Many Thanks
3 Replies
- SergeiBaklanDiamond Contributor
To show 12345 as 123.45 you need to manually add the dot between 3 and 4; or divide above number on 100 and keep result in another cell.
- Alison_Richardson_BarnCopper ContributorHi Sergei
Thank for your reply. The problem is there is over 200 lines with at least 6 columns with numeric , on that basis the manual option is a non starter. Interesting that the colleague in Netherlands also uses the same method, however when the CSV is opened , it works as it should without the import or modifying the figures.- SergeiBaklanDiamond Contributor
If it is imported by Power Query that's not an issue, you just divide on 100 during the transformation. If using legacy From Text wizard - I don't know the way for such transformation.