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Can I view stylistic formatting markup in Excel as in Word?
Have a column that contains something I can't see. It's causing that entire
column to register when exporting to a different database. I can't find the culprit - am guessing it's a tab or a line break that's in one of the cells. In Word, I can view formatting marks. Is there a way to view those in Excel so that I might find this rogue entry in a cell? |
Can I view stylistic formatting markup in Excel as in Word?
Dena
Try Chip Pearson's CellView add-in. Free download from here. http://www.cpearson.com/excel/CellView.htm Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 1 Mar 2006 09:07:27 -0800, "Dena" wrote: Have a column that contains something I can't see. It's causing that entire column to register when exporting to a different database. I can't find the culprit - am guessing it's a tab or a line break that's in one of the cells. In Word, I can view formatting marks. Is there a way to view those in Excel so that I might find this rogue entry in a cell? |
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