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I used ALT+ENTER to enter line-breaks within a cell.
Now, is there a way to eliminate leading spaces from the lines? |
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Hi again Gary,
Gord Dibben pointed out an error in my previous post. Here it is corrected. The leading spaces is what I referred to when I said that you might have to enter comma and a space in the find section. In Replace dialog box, insert a comma in Find what (Might need comma plus a space if you have a space after the comma otherwise you will have a leading space on the next line.) In Replace with, Alt +0010 or Ctrl+J . (You won't see anything) and then Replace all. Repeat for semi colon. If you want to retain the comma/semicolon, then simply include it in the replace with. Regards, OssieMac "GARY" wrote: I used ALT+ENTER to enter line-breaks within a cell. Now, is there a way to eliminate leading spaces from the lines? |
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