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I have a spreadsheet where columns D through N have SOME data with
apostrophies before the data (e.g., '777, 'DCH8, 'GlobalExpress). Some data does, and some data doesn't have the apostrophe and they are all mixed together. This becomes a pain when trying to compare cells (e.g., I want to compare replace DCH8 with 'DCH8). When I go to find replace, if I put find ' and replace with nothing, it does not find anything. How can I get rid of all of the ' in front of the data? Thanks! |
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