G Guest Jul 13, 2004 #1 Say I have a number like this $1.69, how do a superscript the $ leave the 1 normal and superscript & underline the .69 without the decimal?
Say I have a number like this $1.69, how do a superscript the $ leave the 1 normal and superscript & underline the .69 without the decimal?
F Frank Kabel Jul 13, 2004 #2 Hi in the formula select on the parts of this value and apply your formating to thes string parts
D Dave Peterson Jul 13, 2004 #3 If it's really a number just formatted to show as money, then you're out of luck. But if it's text, (start with an apostrophe '$1.69 or format the cell as text, then type the value), you can do what Frank suggested. But real numbers and formulas don't support this character by character type of formatting.
If it's really a number just formatted to show as money, then you're out of luck. But if it's text, (start with an apostrophe '$1.69 or format the cell as text, then type the value), you can do what Frank suggested. But real numbers and formulas don't support this character by character type of formatting.