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I have a list of addresses where the wholw address is contained in a single
cell, with each element of the address separated by a CR and LF character
which appear as squares. When I view the same data on another computer,
with the same version of Excel (2003) the squares don't appear.

Does anyone know the setting to display or hide these characters?

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Default Viewing hidden characters

Don't think this is an interface setting but occurs after installing
the later service packs on XL2002/3, the extra characters are still
stored in the cell but just don't display.


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I have a list of addresses where the wholw address is contained in a single
cell, with each element of the address separated by a CR and LF character
which appear as squares. When I view the same data on another computer,
with the same version of Excel (2003) the squares don't appear.

Does anyone know the setting to display or hide these characters?

Jeff


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