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How to select double digit numbers from a column and change their format?

Time:10-05

So I have this dataset where the rating ranges from 0 to 5 and here there are double digit ratings, meaning that there must have be a decimal point between the two digits. Now the problem is that the column consists of single as well as double digit numbers and if I try to divide the numbers by 10 then it will also change the single digit numbers into decimal which I dont want.

Is there any way that I can just select the double digit numbers from this column and divide them by 10 to show them as decimal numbers?

I have tried to give a glimpse of the problem that I am facing(since I cant post an image of my data yet) but I hope you all can understand what I am trying to convey

How the Rating column looks like: Rating 5 4 36 45 87

How it should look like Rating 5 4 3.6 4.5 8.7

CodePudding user response:

Test the length and divide by 10 if greater than 1:

=A1/10^(LEN(A1)>1)

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