Remove decimal but keep entire number

[Tickfarmer]

I need the price to display with no decimal, but retaining the numbers that
appear after the decimal. For example $47.50 would be 4750.
Example 119.00 would be 11900
Please help

 

[Bob I]

in adjacent column multiply by 100.

 

[Toothsome Papa]

For excel, changing $47.50 to 4750 is not a "display" issue. You need to
multiple it by 100 and put it in another column, and format that column
number with 0 decimals.

 

[T. Valko]

Maybe just multiply by 100.

A1 = $47.50

=A1*100

= 4750

 

[Tickfarmer]

Thanks so much.
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Tickfarmer

For excel, changing $47.50 to 4750 is not a "display" issue. You need to
multiple it by 100 and put it in another column, and format that column
number with 0 decimals.

 

[vttotal]

I personally have never done that in Excel. I tried modifying the cell format
rule but had no success.

Another idea(if you really have to get that kind of numeric format as soon
as possible) would be to create another column and just add a(for example)
=CELL*100 formula.

Let me know how it goes