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' character in excel
In older versions of excel the ' character could be used as the first
character in a cell to mke the following character repeat itself throughout the cell. This command no loner works. What command was used to replace it? |
' character in excel
You sure that the character wasn't a backslash (\) with:
tools|options|transition tab|transition navigation keys checked. You could try: type the character(s) in the cell. Format|cells|alignment tab|Horizontal Text Alignment box|Fill holhol1214 wrote: In older versions of excel the ' character could be used as the first character in a cell to mke the following character repeat itself throughout the cell. This command no loner works. What command was used to replace it? -- Dave Peterson |
' character in excel
Type the character you want then
Format|Cells|Alignment tab|Horizontal text alignment|Fill or Format|Cells - Number - Custom *A Repeates A or =REPT("A",300) "holhol1214" wrote: In older versions of excel the ' character could be used as the first character in a cell to mke the following character repeat itself throughout the cell. This command no loner works. What command was used to replace it? |
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