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Pressing enter inside number cells excel
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I'm trying to do a SUMIF and it seems I have to go cell by cell, previously, and press enter. As you can see in the image I pressed enter and numbers have gone to the right. Data is in tab 1 and formula is build in tap 2 this could be a reason that explains all?
Why does this happen?
And what can I do to solve this problem instead of pressing one by one cell?
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I'm trying to do a SUMIF and it seems I have to go cell by cell, previously, and press enter. As you can see in the image I pressed enter and numbers have gone to the right. Data is in tab 1 and formula is build in tap 2 this could be a reason that explains all?
Why does this happen?
And what can I do to solve this problem instead of pressing one by one cell?
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I'm trying to do a SUMIF and it seems I have to go cell by cell, previously, and press enter. As you can see in the image I pressed enter and numbers have gone to the right. Data is in tab 1 and formula is build in tap 2 this could be a reason that explains all?
Why does this happen?
And what can I do to solve this problem instead of pressing one by one cell?
microsoft-excel worksheet-function microsoft-excel-2010 microsoft-excel-2007
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I'm trying to do a SUMIF and it seems I have to go cell by cell, previously, and press enter. As you can see in the image I pressed enter and numbers have gone to the right. Data is in tab 1 and formula is build in tap 2 this could be a reason that explains all?
Why does this happen?
And what can I do to solve this problem instead of pressing one by one cell?
microsoft-excel worksheet-function microsoft-excel-2010 microsoft-excel-2007
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Probably the text formatting before had it as text, and when you put the formula it kept that way. Now, when you go line by line it identifies as a "change", and correctly formats as number.
You can either select the entire column and select "Align to Right" or you use the replace tool (Its CTRL+U in PTBR, but CTRL+F in US version) and replace something by itself. For example, if there are still formulas, you may try to replace SUMIF with SUMIF, or ( with (. This will force an update on the cells, which has the same effect as pressing Enter.
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Thanks it works :)
– AngeloMerkel
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Glad to help! You may mark the answer as accepted to help other users that have the same problem in the future and finds this :)
– Moacir
yesterday
I would just note that align-right for text isn't a great solution because it leaves it as text. That could cause unexpected errors. Many math operations will handle it, but text doesn't always behave like numbers.
– fixer1234
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Probably the text formatting before had it as text, and when you put the formula it kept that way. Now, when you go line by line it identifies as a "change", and correctly formats as number.
You can either select the entire column and select "Align to Right" or you use the replace tool (Its CTRL+U in PTBR, but CTRL+F in US version) and replace something by itself. For example, if there are still formulas, you may try to replace SUMIF with SUMIF, or ( with (. This will force an update on the cells, which has the same effect as pressing Enter.
answered yesterday
MoacirMoacir
21415
Thanks it works :)
– AngeloMerkel
yesterday
Glad to help! You may mark the answer as accepted to help other users that have the same problem in the future and finds this :)
– Moacir
yesterday
I would just note that align-right for text isn't a great solution because it leaves it as text. That could cause unexpected errors. Many math operations will handle it, but text doesn't always behave like numbers.
– fixer1234
yesterday
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Probably the text formatting before had it as text, and when you put the formula it kept that way. Now, when you go line by line it identifies as a "change", and correctly formats as number.
You can either select the entire column and select "Align to Right" or you use the replace tool (Its CTRL+U in PTBR, but CTRL+F in US version) and replace something by itself. For example, if there are still formulas, you may try to replace SUMIF with SUMIF, or ( with (. This will force an update on the cells, which has the same effect as pressing Enter.
answered yesterday
MoacirMoacir
21415
Thanks it works :)
– AngeloMerkel
yesterday
Glad to help! You may mark the answer as accepted to help other users that have the same problem in the future and finds this :)
– Moacir
yesterday
I would just note that align-right for text isn't a great solution because it leaves it as text. That could cause unexpected errors. Many math operations will handle it, but text doesn't always behave like numbers.
– fixer1234
yesterday
add a comment |
Probably the text formatting before had it as text, and when you put the formula it kept that way. Now, when you go line by line it identifies as a "change", and correctly formats as number.
You can either select the entire column and select "Align to Right" or you use the replace tool (Its CTRL+U in PTBR, but CTRL+F in US version) and replace something by itself. For example, if there are still formulas, you may try to replace SUMIF with SUMIF, or ( with (. This will force an update on the cells, which has the same effect as pressing Enter.
answered yesterday
MoacirMoacir
21415
Probably the text formatting before had it as text, and when you put the formula it kept that way. Now, when you go line by line it identifies as a "change", and correctly formats as number.
You can either select the entire column and select "Align to Right" or you use the replace tool (Its CTRL+U in PTBR, but CTRL+F in US version) and replace something by itself. For example, if there are still formulas, you may try to replace SUMIF with SUMIF, or ( with (. This will force an update on the cells, which has the same effect as pressing Enter.
answered yesterday
MoacirMoacir
21415
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MoacirMoacir
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Thanks it works :)
– AngeloMerkel
yesterday
Glad to help! You may mark the answer as accepted to help other users that have the same problem in the future and finds this :)
– Moacir
yesterday
I would just note that align-right for text isn't a great solution because it leaves it as text. That could cause unexpected errors. Many math operations will handle it, but text doesn't always behave like numbers.
– fixer1234
yesterday
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Thanks it works :)
– AngeloMerkel
yesterday
Glad to help! You may mark the answer as accepted to help other users that have the same problem in the future and finds this :)
– Moacir
yesterday
I would just note that align-right for text isn't a great solution because it leaves it as text. That could cause unexpected errors. Many math operations will handle it, but text doesn't always behave like numbers.
– fixer1234
yesterday
Thanks it works :)
– AngeloMerkel
yesterday
Thanks it works :)
– AngeloMerkel
yesterday
Glad to help! You may mark the answer as accepted to help other users that have the same problem in the future and finds this :)
– Moacir
yesterday
Glad to help! You may mark the answer as accepted to help other users that have the same problem in the future and finds this :)
– Moacir
yesterday
I would just note that align-right for text isn't a great solution because it leaves it as text. That could cause unexpected errors. Many math operations will handle it, but text doesn't always behave like numbers.
– fixer1234
yesterday
I would just note that align-right for text isn't a great solution because it leaves it as text. That could cause unexpected errors. Many math operations will handle it, but text doesn't always behave like numbers.
– fixer1234
yesterday
add a comment |
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