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In some Excel files, both native and those created with data imported from a
tab delimited file, many or all of the cells are populated with the ' (as is) character. This presents a problem when I would like to have cells formatted in a specific manner (i.e. dates/double integer). I have tried to search/replace for the character to no avail. Does anyone have a surefire way of removing this "exact" character enmasse? Thanks, Don |
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