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ZA2 (IS/IT--Management)
23 Feb 12 12:29
I have CR 10 and have imported an Excel spreadsheet as my database.  I have a field that is formatted as a percentage field in the Excel spreadsheet and is showing up as a string field type in CR 10.  I would like to create a formula field in CR 10, and am unable to use the field in a mathematical formula because it is formatted as a string.  Is there a way to change the field type in CR 10 to Number so that I can use it to create a formula field?

Thank you.
Helpful Member!  kray4660 (MIS)
23 Feb 12 13:46
I do not have CR 10 installed anymore.  But I believe the VAL() function converts text to numbers.
ZA2 (IS/IT--Management)
23 Feb 12 14:10
That works.  Thanks!

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