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I have cells with Asc(10) characters in them, however when I press the
Delete key or Clear Contents or make the cell = "" the character still remains in the cell. How can I rid myself of the character using code? I can get rid of it manually by selecting the cell, clicking in the formula bar and back spacing. Any ideas would be appreciated, thanks. -- Regards, Rocky McKinley |
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