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Alt Enter
I have a lot of ' ALT Enter's' In my worksheet. Therefore the writing of the
rest of my work sheet is not lining up properly How can I undo them without having to retype all? Thanks |
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Alt Enter
Do you want to change them to a space character?
Select the range to fix (all the cells???) Edit|replace what: ctrl-j (hold the control key while hitting the j key) with: (spacebar) replace all Lizzie wrote: I have a lot of ' ALT Enter's' In my worksheet. Therefore the writing of the rest of my work sheet is not lining up properly How can I undo them without having to retype all? Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
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