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How can I remove a non-printing character from a cell?
I have a spreadsheet that was saved as a text file from HTML and opened with
excel. I then use Text to Columns to parse the information into cells. However, some lines include a leading non-printing character that screws up the Text to Columns by moving everything on that line over 1 space. How can I remove only that leading non-printing character without changing the spacing the rest of the line? I have tried using CLEAN - but all the spacing is changed. -- JCN |
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