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Hello;
I have an excel document that I am using a a tab-delimited file for InData. InData will allow me to populate an Adobe InDesign document, using exel. (or another tab-del. file). What I want to do, is force Excel to cut-off the data in the cell after a certain # of characters. Not a whole lot either, the # would be close to 30. Does anybody have an idea if and how Excel would accomplish this? THANK YOU! |
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