M
Michael Casso
I am in the process of compiling together lots of
analytical data concering metals concentrations in
sediment samples that we send out to various labs for
analysis. For instance, sometimes lab A lists the
percent error of silver as 5.6% by using percent
formatting on a cell with the value .056. Lab B will
list the error as 5.6 with general formatting (which I
prefer). The problem with the first situation is if the
formatting of the cell is ever lost (ie: 5.6%
becomes .056). I eventually compile all of the results
from the various labs onto one giant spreadsheet and in
the process, make everything general format. So, I have
to check each %error value to see how it is formatted.
Thus, I was wondering, is it possible to use the FIND
command or some other command to search my spreadsheet
for cells which are percent formatted? Thanks for any
wisdom you can offer. -- Michael
analytical data concering metals concentrations in
sediment samples that we send out to various labs for
analysis. For instance, sometimes lab A lists the
percent error of silver as 5.6% by using percent
formatting on a cell with the value .056. Lab B will
list the error as 5.6 with general formatting (which I
prefer). The problem with the first situation is if the
formatting of the cell is ever lost (ie: 5.6%
becomes .056). I eventually compile all of the results
from the various labs onto one giant spreadsheet and in
the process, make everything general format. So, I have
to check each %error value to see how it is formatted.
Thus, I was wondering, is it possible to use the FIND
command or some other command to search my spreadsheet
for cells which are percent formatted? Thanks for any
wisdom you can offer. -- Michael