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When pasting text that contains back slashes, text is split into multiple
cells using the back slash as a deliminator, this occurs automatically and I
wish to stop it.
Pasting as text or unicode text via paste special makes no difference.
Example text 'C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared' splits into 4
cells in a row and the back slashs removed
Using Excel 2003 SP1
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Thanks for your assistance, spot on, also the issue applies to new
spreadsheets that are opened when an existing 'affected' sheet is active.

"Juan Pablo González" wrote:

Too fast on the Enter...

http://www.mrexcel.com/td0129.html

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Juan Pablo González
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When pasting text that contains back slashes, text is split into multiple
cells using the back slash as a deliminator, this occurs automatically and
I
wish to stop it.
Pasting as text or unicode text via paste special makes no difference.
Example text 'C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared' splits into
4
cells in a row and the back slashs removed
Using Excel 2003 SP1




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