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Dear all
I have export some data from Access xp when i am looking the data to excel there is a single quota and so when i am trying to import the data to access again then the search option in the access do not work properly. The case is if it is possible to create a formula that i can run in excel in order to subtrack the quota (') from the cell. I used TRIM formula and a subtrack the spaces from the front and the back of the data Any good ideas of how can i delete the quota? Thanks in advance Manos |
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Mano,
Use an extra column, where you create duplicates for the quoted values. The simplest such formula is =A1 Then Copy the new column and using Edit|Paste Special...|Values, paste it over the original data. This will overwrite the single quote. Elpizw na boithaei Kostis Vezerides |
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Thank you Kostas
"vezerid" wrote in message ups.com... Mano, Use an extra column, where you create duplicates for the quoted values. The simplest such formula is =A1 Then Copy the new column and using Edit|Paste Special...|Values, paste it over the original data. This will overwrite the single quote. Elpizw na boithaei Kostis Vezerides |
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