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Hello,
OK, having split my address column into separate columns for each line, I'm now left with leading spaces in the 2nd and subsequent columns. How do I remove these leading spaces? I've experimented with the =TRIM() function and can happily create a duplicate list on the same worksheet, but that's no good to me - I want the TRIMmed data to be the only data so that I can use it for my mail merge. I can't delete the original data, or move the TRIMmed data, because the =TRIM() function no longer works, of course. There must be some simple way to edit the whole worksheet to remove any leading spaces in the cells, or some way of using =TRIM() to do it. What have I missed this time? :) Thanks. |
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