if your scan from the ticket was in A1, then you could use: =VALUE(RIGHT(A1,3)) to get the last three digits as a number.
generally speaking, yes, you can use the scanner to input direct to excel. you'll just have to experiment with it.
if your scan from the ticket was in A1, then you could use: =VALUE(RIGHT(A1,3)) to get the last three digits as a number.
generally speaking, yes, you can use the scanner to input direct to excel. you'll just have to experiment with it.
I figured i could do that. I attached a picture of what the file looks like, as you can see in it, the white column are the lottery #'s and grey's are the formulas to calculate the sale. Those formula's are complicating as it is, so i dont want to add VALUE(RIGHT(A1,3)) in every spot. Also i want the ticket # to show up in the whites, not the whole bar code.
I was thinking, maybe that i could scan em all in w/ the scanner, and then write a macro that would use the column of the cell i select and use VALUE(RIGHT(A1,3)) on each cell until the end of tickets which is at # 102. Or maybe just select the columns manually and then use the macro that will change it from barcode to last 3 digits using that function.
Would that be easy to do?
Last edited by coolguy55220; 02-26-2010 at 11:13 AM.
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)
Bookmarks