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Thumbs up Answer: find and replace nonzero values with 1

To replace all non-zero values in a range with 1 in Microsoft Excel, follow these steps:
  1. Select the range of cells that you want to replace the non-zero values with 1.
  2. Press Ctrl + H on your keyboard to open the Find and Replace dialog box.
  3. In the Find what field, type
    Formula:
    "0" 
    to find all cells that contain a zero.
  4. In the Replace with field, type
    Formula:
    "1" 
    to replace all zeros with ones.
  5. Click on the Options button to expand the dialog box.
  6. Make sure that the Within: option is set to Sheet or Workbook, depending on your needs.
  7. Make sure that the Search: option is set to By Rows or By Columns, depending on your data layout.
  8. Click on the Replace All button to replace all non-zero values with 1 in the selected range.

This should replace all non-zero values with 1 in the selected range. If you have multiple ranges that you want to replace, you can repeat these steps for each range.
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