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Hi all
Using XP Windows and XP Office 2002. I'm using Excel to open a tab delimited .txt file which is a report from a database. At the end of each row of fields is a total of the fields in the row. i.e 1 1 1 3 This total number has a square character on the end. Is it possible to remove this square character using a macro.? I've tried using TrimAll, copying and adding a blank cell using paste special, but can not remove it. I tried a find and replace, but the square character is copied across to the find as a space. Could I use a macro to copy/select only the numbers to a helper column along side, copy and paste special values only then delete the original column, The Square Character can be deleted manually. TIA Bob Christie |
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