Analyzing Financial Statements using Excel - converting Thousands to Millions

Hello,

Sometimes, for ease of understanding, it's required to convert reporting in 000's to 000,000's.

For example, after getting the income statement to Excel, want to report
Revenues 1,778,655
as
Revenues 1,779

Is there an elegant way to do it in Excel?
Of course, I can manually create a similar Sheet where I add "=B2/1000" But it's a lot of work.

Many thanks!
Mark

5 Comments
 

Well you can always use VBA to define a fucntion that divides everything bby 1000, or a specific range. You can do it either automatic or manual with a shortcut.

 

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