Re: Formatting for USA Telephone Numbers

2022-02-27 Thread Vince@Verizon
My thanks to all that have replied.  It has been wild here with home repair concerns, or I would have acknowledged sooner. I will attempt 1^(###)^###- (where ^ is a space) under the numbers tab, when time permits. 1. I believe that as soon as I begin typing into the definition box, it

Re: Formatting for USA Telephone Numbers

2022-02-27 Thread Vince@Verizon
Some success here I have made a mental note of the resultant Format code line after highlighting the most recently added/available format, i.e., " F_o_rmat -+1 () -1234) ".  Also, I noticed that what appears within the _F_ormat code line is NOT what I had entered. The Comment line shows

Re: Formatting for USA Telephone Numbers

2022-02-27 Thread Steven Ahlers
Vince, 1) Yes, it’s normal to switch to User Defined. 2) Not sure what you’re referring to. Steve Sent from my iPhone > On Feb 27, 2022, at 11:58 AM, wa.two...@verizon.net.invalid wrote: > >  > My thanks to all that have replied. It has been wild here with home repair > concerns, or I woul

Re: Formatting for USA Telephone Numbers

2022-02-27 Thread Brian Barker
At 13:08 27/02/2022 -0500, Vince Bonly wrote: I must figure a way to convert existing cell contents such as (877) 300- to the desired display format. Can this task be accomplished using a formula? Yup: =VALUE(MID(Xn;2;3)&MID(Xn;7;3)&MID(Xn;11;4)) - where Xn is the cell containing the origi