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Hello everyone, I just ran a report in Access, copied and pasted the data in
to Excel. Now, though, there are extra spaces after the data in each cell. How do I get rid of these extra spaces? I need to do a mail merge and it's not merging correctly because of all of these extra spaces. So my merge looks like this: Joe Smith Any help is appreciated! |
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You could use Find/Replace, finding 2 spaces and replacing with 1 Andy. "Laura1" wrote in message ... Hello everyone, I just ran a report in Access, copied and pasted the data in to Excel. Now, though, there are extra spaces after the data in each cell. How do I get rid of these extra spaces? I need to do a mail merge and it's not merging correctly because of all of these extra spaces. So my merge looks like this: Joe Smith Any help is appreciated! |
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Use the TRIM function. Create a blank column after column that has the extra
spaces (e.g. if it is Column A, create Column B), in cell B1 type =TRIM(A1), then copy down. Now copy Column B and use Edit Paste Special, Values to paste over the data in Column B and eliminate the formula. You blank spaces will be gone. "Laura1" wrote: Hello everyone, I just ran a report in Access, copied and pasted the data in to Excel. Now, though, there are extra spaces after the data in each cell. How do I get rid of these extra spaces? I need to do a mail merge and it's not merging correctly because of all of these extra spaces. So my merge looks like this: Joe Smith Any help is appreciated! |
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ASAP Utilities, available free from www.asap-utilities.com, has a feature
that will do this for you, among many other things. Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "SVC" wrote: Use the TRIM function. Create a blank column after column that has the extra spaces (e.g. if it is Column A, create Column B), in cell B1 type =TRIM(A1), then copy down. Now copy Column B and use Edit Paste Special, Values to paste over the data in Column B and eliminate the formula. You blank spaces will be gone. "Laura1" wrote: Hello everyone, I just ran a report in Access, copied and pasted the data in to Excel. Now, though, there are extra spaces after the data in each cell. How do I get rid of these extra spaces? I need to do a mail merge and it's not merging correctly because of all of these extra spaces. So my merge looks like this: Joe Smith Any help is appreciated! |
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![]() Hi, I feel compelled to post to this becuase I just had the (almost) exact same problem that you have now. ANd it took me a day and a half to go through the mess, but if it helps you can take a lot at http://www.excelforum.com/showthread.php?t=523214 http://www.excelforum.com/showthread.php?t=523549 Good Luck! -- bxc2739 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ bxc2739's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=32538 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=523642 |
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