How can we identify and remove manual line breaks in a cell. These are
breaks created by using ALT + Enter. Our client gives us a file that has
these breaks in the street address and we need to remove them. Please advise.
Thanks

Ctrl + H, put cursor in the find box and hold down alt while typing 010 on
the numpad, I assume you want to replace it with a space so put one in the
replace with box (or leave it empty to replace it with nothing) and select
replace all and click OK or press enter



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Regards,

Peo Sjoblom



"prizm" wrote in message
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How can we identify and remove manual line breaks in a cell. These are
breaks created by using ALT + Enter. Our client gives us a file that has
these breaks in the street address and we need to remove them. Please
advise.
Thanks

Check out ASAP Utilities, a free add-in available at www.asap-utilities.com.
It has a feature that allows selective deletion of characters.....should do
what you want.

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3



"prizm" wrote:

How can we identify and remove manual line breaks in a cell. These are
breaks created by using ALT + Enter. Our client gives us a file that has
these breaks in the street address and we need to remove them. Please advise.
Thanks

Try this:

Select the range of cells to be altered

From the Excel main menu:
<edit<replace
Find what: [Ctrl]+J
Replace with: (leave this blank)
Click the [Replace all] button

That should remove all of the line breaks.

Does that help?
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Regards,
Ron

XL2002, WinXP


"prizm" wrote:

How can we identify and remove manual line breaks in a cell. These are
breaks created by using ALT + Enter. Our client gives us a file that has
these breaks in the street address and we need to remove them. Please advise.
Thanks