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Remove Spaces After Number
I have copy some data from a website. And copy to Excel Sheet.
Now i trying to Sum the total of column but neither Autosum nor Sum Function Work. There are Space after the Numbers. I tried Trim Function but it is not Working. =trim(A1) Anybody can help me Hardeep kanwar |
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Answer: Remove Spaces After Number
Hi Hardeep,
I can definitely help you with that! It sounds like you have some extra spaces after your numbers in your Excel sheet, which is causing issues with your sum function. Here's how you can remove those spaces:
This should remove any extra spaces from your numbers and allow you to use the sum function properly. Let me know if you have any other questions or if this solution worked for you!
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Remove Spaces After Number
=trim() will return text.
=--trim() will coerce things that look like numbers to numbers. But there are other "white space characters" that aren't really spaces: =--trim(substitute(a1,char(160),"")) =char(160) is that HTML non-breaking space. But instead of using formulas, maybe you could: select the range to fix edit|replace: what: (space character) with: (leave blank) replace all and to fix the HTML non-breaking character: select the range to fix edit|replace: what: alt-0160 with: (leave blank) replace all hit and hold the alt key while you type 0160 on the numeric key pad. Pai wrote: I have copy some data from a website. And copy to Excel Sheet. Now i trying to Sum the total of column but neither Autosum nor Sum Function Work. There are Space after the Numbers. I tried Trim Function but it is not Working. =trim(A1) Anybody can help me Hardeep kanwar -- Dave Peterson |
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Thanks Dave
Work perfectly Thanks Again "Dave Peterson" wrote: =trim() will return text. =--trim() will coerce things that look like numbers to numbers. But there are other "white space characters" that aren't really spaces: =--trim(substitute(a1,char(160),"")) =char(160) is that HTML non-breaking space. But instead of using formulas, maybe you could: select the range to fix edit|replace: what: (space character) with: (leave blank) replace all and to fix the HTML non-breaking character: select the range to fix edit|replace: what: alt-0160 with: (leave blank) replace all hit and hold the alt key while you type 0160 on the numeric key pad. Pai wrote: I have copy some data from a website. And copy to Excel Sheet. Now i trying to Sum the total of column but neither Autosum nor Sum Function Work. There are Space after the Numbers. I tried Trim Function but it is not Working. =trim(A1) Anybody can help me Hardeep kanwar -- Dave Peterson |
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Excellent tip ! Did work perfectly ! Let me translate into Brazilian Portuguese !
Dica excelente ! Remove os espaços em branco após o último caracter da célula do Excel ! =--trim(substitute(a1,char(160),"")) Remover espaços em branco na célula do Excel Makoto Shimizu Quote:
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