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Deleting Charactors from a cell and the whole column
I have a column of SKU's. The SKU's can be numbers, numbers with dashes,
number and letters, etc. When you view the data in each cell it looks the way it should (ex. BN12345). When you click on the cell, there is a single quote (') at the beginning of each SKU. How do I get rid of this? I have tried formatting as text, Ctrl H (Find and Replace), everything I can think of. Any suggestions. -- LSC |
Deleting Charactors from a cell and the whole column
Select the cells with the single quotes and run this macro:
Sub tickiller() For Each r In Selection With r .Value = .Value End With Next End Sub -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200775 "Card1234" wrote: I have a column of SKU's. The SKU's can be numbers, numbers with dashes, number and letters, etc. When you view the data in each cell it looks the way it should (ex. BN12345). When you click on the cell, there is a single quote (') at the beginning of each SKU. How do I get rid of this? I have tried formatting as text, Ctrl H (Find and Replace), everything I can think of. Any suggestions. -- LSC |
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