replace using *
I am using Excel 2002. I have a column that contains text. Within this text
are multiple *. I would like to replace them with nothing using the find and replace option. The problem is when I put the * in the find filed Excel assumes it is a wild card and replaces the entire field with blank. How do I tell Excel the * is not a wild card but an actual character. |
replace using *
Use ~*
"Laura Beth" wrote: I am using Excel 2002. I have a column that contains text. Within this text are multiple *. I would like to replace them with nothing using the find and replace option. The problem is when I put the * in the find filed Excel assumes it is a wild card and replaces the entire field with blank. How do I tell Excel the * is not a wild card but an actual character. |
replace using *
Thanks for the tip, Mr. Carey.
-- Sincerely, Michael Colvin "Duke Carey" wrote: Use ~* "Laura Beth" wrote: I am using Excel 2002. I have a column that contains text. Within this text are multiple *. I would like to replace them with nothing using the find and replace option. The problem is when I put the * in the find filed Excel assumes it is a wild card and replaces the entire field with blank. How do I tell Excel the * is not a wild card but an actual character. |
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