Four ways in Excel to replace a semicolon

Professionally working at Excel, people often have to replace a comma (,) with a period (.). This is most often associated with editing English-language localization files, since abroad a single standard implies the use of a period as a decimal separator, while we have a comma. And vice versa, a comma is used to separate the discharge, and we have a period. In this article, we’ll talk about how to replace a comma with a special tool in Excel so that this process takes as little time as possible.

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After the done actions, all formulas will be displayed normally by the program. And on this article comes to an end. We hope that one of the proposed methods has helped you achieve the desired results.