
Hi PHdJ
Here is the formula you need:
=RIGHT (Sheetname!E14, LEN(Sheetname!E14)-1)
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I have tried numerous strings to get a dollar sign removed from a cell but somehow can't manage to do so.
The cell has the following content (which includes a dollar sign right in front of the amount):
=(Sheetname!E14)
Tried (among other things)
=LEFT(Sheetname!E14) -1
And multiple variations of that.
Is there somebody who can help me with this?
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Hi PHdJ
Here is the formula you need:
=RIGHT (Sheetname!E14, LEN(Sheetname!E14)-1)
Hi,
I'm Gustavo, an independent advisor. I'll be glad to help you.
It looks like your cell is formatted as "currency" or "accounting". Did you try to change the cell formatting?
Best regards.
Thanks Gustavo, yes I have set 'Finance' there now.
But I still cannot set the cell's characteristics so the $ sign will not show.
Any of the default Accounting or Currency cell formats will include a currency symbol. Typically any characters added as the result of formatting cannot be removed or altered by formulas because they imposed by a mask... they are not literal content of the cell.
As Jim suggested, you can change the cell format to Number which does not include a currency symbol.
If you prefer to use either Currency or Accounting [which I believe is what your installation refers to as Finance], another option is to select the cell, go to Format> Cells - Number then open the Symbol list for that type of formatting & select None. This allows retaining all other aspects of the formatting style including the 2 decimal place accuracy.