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![]() Hi there, I have a column in an excel spreadsheet that is populated with one of two things: 1. Normal text: i.e. words, numbers, addresses, etc... or 2. A single 0 (zero) What I want to do is execute a Find/Replace or similar command that will eliminate the text in the cell if it is a single zero _without_ deleting any other zeroes in any of the other cells. Doing a simple find/replace does get rid of the zeroes in the "zero cells" but also gets rid of zeroes in other cells (so -- like an address that has a number 12007 becomes 127). In smaller spreadsheets, I can simply hand-delete the "zero cells" but now I'm starting to get spreadsheets that are over a thousand lines long and hand-deleting is not time effective. Thanks very much in advance!! |
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