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Custom Number Format for HEX address
I am trying to track MAC ID's in EXCEL. I can create a hex address such as
A0FF156D421B but I need to display and print it as A0:FF:15:6D:42:1B but I have failed to create a custom format type |
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I am trying to track MAC ID's in EXCEL. I can create a hex address such as A0FF156D421B but I need to display and print it as A0:FF:15:6D:42:1B but I have failed to create a custom format type First, system administration using spreadsheets is a really bad idea. Second, Excel provides NO SUPPORT WHATSOEVER for hexadecimal numbers. Your hex ID, A0FF156D421B, is a text string, nothing more. That means there's no possible way to create an Excel number format that would do anything at all with it. However, as a text string, you could easily separate bytes with colons. =MID(MACID,1,2)&":"&MID(MACID,3,2)&":"&MID(MACID,5 ,2)&":" &MID(MACID,7,2)&":"&MID(MACID,9,2)&":"&MID(MACID,1 1,2) --------- www.coffeecozy.com Use your Bodum and give up cold coffee for good! |
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