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I posted here earlier and got very quick, helpful answers and thought
might try it one more time... I'm trying to format a whole column s that when data is pasted in it, all the dashes are removed. Fo example, I want anything pasted into column K to have the dashe removed automatically. I know I could just do a replace on column K but I'm trying to get this spreadsheet entirely automated so the peopl who are using it don't have to do that extra step. My job consists o TONS of copying and pasting and I was hoping for an automatic answer. The data could be any alpha or number string. The only thing that ca pop in are dashes which screw up the program I'm importing thi spreadsheet into. So, "qwert-123" would autoformat to "qwerty123". Is this possible without copying a substitute function to every cell i the column? Thanks in advance for any help solving this puzzle. ; -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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