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Search for "Alt-Enter" character
Terrific!
"Dave Peterson" wrote: You can use ctrl-j in the edit|Find or edit|Replace dialogs. jkiser wrote: I used the "alt-enter" keys to force the word-wrap in text for a number of cells. I want to undo this word-wrapping but don't want to seek out every cell where it occurs and manually un-word-wrap the text. Can I do this with the "Replace" function?....if so, how do I search for the character that is created by the "alt-enter" key combination? -- Dave Peterson |
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