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DELETE ONLY * IN A CELL
I have a bunch of data that has an * before and after data. What is the
easiest way to just delete the * without erasing the data between *XXXX*? |
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DELETE ONLY * IN A CELL
Select the range
Then use EditReplace Find what : ~* Replace with : leave empty -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "deleting a character" <deleting a wrote in message ... I have a bunch of data that has an * before and after data. What is the easiest way to just delete the * without erasing the data between *XXXX*? |
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DELETE ONLY * IN A CELL
Try this:
Select the range of cells in question Goto EditReplace Find what: ~* Replace with: nothing, leave this blank Replace All Biff "deleting a character" <deleting a wrote in message ... I have a bunch of data that has an * before and after data. What is the easiest way to just delete the * without erasing the data between *XXXX*? |
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