text after formula

  • Thread starter Thread starter catherine
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Or if you want it to be a number use custom format

=SUM(A1:A10)

format

General "feet"
 
I should add it might be usefull to use the TEXT formula to
format your number...

ie:

=TEXT(SUM(F7:F11), "0.000") & " feet"

will give a number with 3 decimal places...

Dan E
 
That's much better . . .

You can still use the numbers in calc's.

Dan E
 
I need to use the value in another equation...I don't
have "feet" as an option under general format nor can I
create a custom one. Is there another way to just use the
value from a cell containing number and text?

Thanks for all your help!
 
Why can't you create a custom format?

I need to use the value in another equation...I don't
have "feet" as an option under general format nor can I
create a custom one. Is there another way to just use the
value from a cell containing number and text?

Thanks for all your help!
 
I don't know, I have tried everything short of creating a
new template.
 
Catherine,

Select the cell with the sum in it and hit:
Format -> Cells
Under the Number tab choose Custom as the category
In the custom Type: field enter [General "feet"] without the
square brackets.

Dan E
 

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