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Let's say the content of a cell is something like this:
<tagabc</tag <tagdef</tag And let's also say that strings "abc" and "def" are a different font than the tags. Let's say the tags are Times New Roman while the strings between tags are Arial. When I do a find and replace to delete the space between "</tag <tag", the font of my strings changes from Arial to Times New Roman. Is there a way to prevent this from happening? Using Excel 2003. |
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