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IN EXCEL............HOW DO YOU ELIMINATE A * NEXT TO A CELL VALUE
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IN EXCEL............HOW DO YOU ELIMINATE A * NEXT TO A CELL VALUE
Can you please elaborate? How is this cell value determine? Is it a
formula? Where does the "*" come from? Regards, Paul -- "ALBERT BRODSKY" <ALBERT wrote in message ... |
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IN EXCEL............HOW DO YOU ELIMINATE A * NEXT TO A CELL VALUE
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What: ~* With: nothing. the Tilde is a used to find a wildcard like * or ? Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Fri, 3 Oct 2008 06:00:01 -0700, ALBERT BRODSKY <ALBERT wrote: |
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