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Instead of using:
c.Value = c.Text I'd use: c.Value = c.Value Then if the cell's value is: 12345.12345, but is formatted to not display the decimal places, the value wouldn't get truncated. scubadiver wrote: That is brilliant! thanks "Mike H" wrote: Right click the sheet tab, view code and psate this in and run it Sub ApostropheKiller() Application.ScreenUpdating = False For Each c In ActiveSheet.UsedRange If c.HasFormula = False Then c.Value = c.Text End If Next c Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub Mike "scubadiver" wrote: Hello, In the cells of two columns I (unintentionally) have the ' sign (on the same key as "@") preceding the text. When I do CTRL F it doesn't find this character. So how can I easily delete this character without going through each one individually? thanks -- Dave Peterson |
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