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I am using CONCATENATE function to merge a1-b1-c1 cells.
Althoug it works fine the resulting cell has a huge SPACE between a1 and b1 although I couldn't know whay? What could be the problem? Thanks, Jo |
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Maybe you have trailing spaces in A1 or leading spaces in B1 or both?????
Jo wrote: I am using CONCATENATE function to merge a1-b1-c1 cells. Althoug it works fine the resulting cell has a huge SPACE between a1 and b1 although I couldn't know whay? What could be the problem? Thanks, Jo -- Dave Peterson |
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Your data in A1 may have space at the end of it.
-- "Jo" wrote in message ups.com... I am using CONCATENATE function to merge a1-b1-c1 cells. Althoug it works fine the resulting cell has a huge SPACE between a1 and b1 although I couldn't know whay? What could be the problem? Thanks, Jo |
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On Aug 8, 1:36 pm, "PCLIVE" wrote:
Your data in A1 may have space at the end of it. -- "Jo" wrote in message ups.com... I am using CONCATENATE function to merge a1-b1-c1 cells. Althoug it works fine the resulting cell has a huge SPACE between a1 and b1 although I couldn't know whay? What could be the problem? Thanks, Jo- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - But I re-copied it and did paste special as value but still have the problem! How can I go around this? |
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The problem is probably that either A1 or B1 has a lot of space characters
in it. See what =LEN(A1) and =LEN(TRIM(A1)) say, and equivalently for B1. You may also have non-printing characters, so try CLEAN instead of TRIM. -- David Biddulph "Jo" wrote in message ups.com... I am using CONCATENATE function to merge a1-b1-c1 cells. Althoug it works fine the resulting cell has a huge SPACE between a1 and b1 although I couldn't know whay? What could be the problem? Thanks, Jo |
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check = len(A1)
and B1 and C1 you will probably see a higher number than expected you might try =concatinate(trim(clean(A1)),...) if there is a large discrepency in the length note these won't get rid of all possible charaters but will most common ones. "Jo" wrote: I am using CONCATENATE function to merge a1-b1-c1 cells. Althoug it works fine the resulting cell has a huge SPACE between a1 and b1 although I couldn't know whay? What could be the problem? Thanks, Jo |
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On Aug 8, 1:55 pm, "David Biddulph" <groups [at] biddulph.org.uk
wrote: The problem is probably that either A1 or B1 has a lot of space characters in it. See what =LEN(A1) and =LEN(TRIM(A1)) say, and equivalently for B1. You may also have non-printing characters, so try CLEAN instead of TRIM. -- David Biddulph "Jo" wrote in message ups.com... I am using CONCATENATE function to merge a1-b1-c1 cells. Althoug it works fine the resulting cell has a huge SPACE between a1 and b1 although I couldn't know whay? What could be the problem? Thanks, Jo- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Thanks David, it worked..... |
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