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If I want to enter a null character in a cell, I:
1. enter ="" in A1 2. copy A1 3. select A2 4. paste/special/value A2 will now contain the null (ISBLANK(A2) will display FALSE) Is there any way I can accomplish this without using this cumbersome process? -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200901 |
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