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"I have this symbol " ' " in the entire sheet
ie : '0122344 '0123234 '8384392 May i know how to delete all the " ' " , which is the the first character of the above ? bear in mind all r followed with ZERO. |
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do you want the Zero? if yes try this
=SUBSTITUTE(A2,"'"," ") This will give you 0122344 but it is not a number if you don't need the zero, simply use the Replace feature from Edit in the Tool bar type ' under Find what and click OK -- Hope this is helpful Pls click the Yes button below if this post provide answer you have asked Thank You cheers, francis Am not a greek but an ordinary user trying to assist another "Kiannie" wrote: "I have this symbol " ' " in the entire sheet ie : '0122344 '0123234 '8384392 May i know how to delete all the " ' " , which is the the first character of the above ? bear in mind all r followed with ZERO. |
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Oops, sorry, there are typos
=SUBSTITUTE(A2,"'","") there is no space for the last arugment if you don't need the zero, simply use the Replace feature from Edit in the Tool bar type ' under Find what and click Replace All -- Hope this is helpful Pls click the Yes button below if this post provide answer you have asked Thank You cheers, francis Am not a greek but an ordinary user trying to assist another "Francis" wrote: do you want the Zero? if yes try this =SUBSTITUTE(A2,"'"," ") This will give you 0122344 but it is not a number if you don't need the zero, simply use the Replace feature from Edit in the Tool bar type ' under Find what and click OK -- Hope this is helpful Pls click the Yes button below if this post provide answer you have asked Thank You cheers, francis Am not a greek but an ordinary user trying to assist another "Kiannie" wrote: "I have this symbol " ' " in the entire sheet ie : '0122344 '0123234 '8384392 May i know how to delete all the " ' " , which is the the first character of the above ? bear in mind all r followed with ZERO. |
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The apostrophe is a symbol that says the contents of the cell is text.
It is a non printing character and should not be a problem for you. If it is removed, you will lose the leading zeros in front of some of the numbers. If you really want to get rid of it, try this: Save the sheet first in case the result is not what you require Type a number 1 in a blank cell Copy the cell Highlight the cells where you want to remove the apostrophe Right Click and Paste Special In the Operation part of the menu, halfway down, select Multiply Click OK to finish Text Numbers multiplied by 1 turns text numbers back into numbers They are text numbers for a reason though, some formulas that reference them may stop working when they are turned back into numbers. Be Warned, try it on a copy of the file, keep the original. -- Saruman (There is a time and place for code when Excel can't manage the problem straight out of the box) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- All Outgoing Mail Scanned By AVG Free 8 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Kiannie" wrote in message ... "I have this symbol " ' " in the entire sheet ie : '0122344 '0123234 '8384392 May i know how to delete all the " ' " , which is the the first character of the above ? bear in mind all r followed with ZERO. |
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