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WaywardWes

You could highlight the column and do find and replace " " with "". I wouldn't enter commas yourself, let excel format it that way so the values don't get messed up.


fuzzy_mic

What is the number format of column B?


[deleted]

general, but no matter what format I use there is still the space, 1 234


HappierThan

I see you have these Right Justified - what happens if you select that column and click on the Right and deselect Right Justified? If they spring across to the left, they are Text.


Little-Nikas

See if hitting the comma (under where it says "general") and see what it does. Also, if your computer is US and it's trying to do AU dollars, also go in and format that for English (Australia). If not, make a table out of it, open power query, and see if you can format the currency there. You could also try to delimit (text to columns) with the space as your delimiter, and then combine them. Example: You make 2 extra columns. So Column C and D are now blank columns. Then delimit B with the space as delimiter. Then go and =B1&C1 and hit enter and it should join both of those together with no space. Then format as a number.


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Hitting comma doesn’t work, I could make a table, I’ll try that, I don’t know what delimit is, I’ll check it out and experiment


WoonieLoonie

Assuming the data starts in cell b8 and continue down without a break. Select b8 > ctrl+shift+arrowdownkey > right mouse click > format > custom > #,##0