Dear everyone!
I want to find all number difference 0 number in the table sheet to replace by one number 1
Please help me what is the formula for that.
example I attach file:
Dear everyone!
I want to find all number difference 0 number in the table sheet to replace by one number 1
Please help me what is the formula for that.
example I attach file:
I am going to make some assumptions. First that you are wanting to change only the zeros highlighted. Second that the values were all manually input, so that there is no formula to change. Therefore my solution would be to select the range L2:AH35, on the Home tab choose Find&Select then Replace. In the box next to "Find what:" input the number 0, and in the box next to "Replace with:" input the number 1 and select "Replace All". If this is a part of a larger sheet then simply change the dimensions of the range.
show some sample answers please, and explain how you arrived at them please
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Ford
Then use the same process as I outlined above but in "Find what:" input 2 then select "Replace All", next change the input for "Find what:" to 3 and so on until all of the numbers, except the zeroes, used in the spreadsheet are changed to 1. OR select the entire range of cells, use conditional formatting, select "Format only cells that contain", "Cell value", "Greater than", "0". For the format select the "Number" tab, select "custom" and for "type:" input 1. press "OK", "OK", and "OK".
Hope this gets the results you are looking for.
Last edited by JeteMc; 06-26-2015 at 11:48 PM.
Last edited by ninhmoon; 06-26-2015 at 11:51 PM.
Provide some sample answers in your workbook, and show how you got them. That way, we dont have to guess what you want
Create a 2nd table, identical to the 1 you have (I started in column AL). Put this in AL9, and copy down and across the entire table.
You can now either use that new table, or copy/paste values back over the 1st table, then delete the 2nd table
OK well perhaps other members will have better ideas for you
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