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Find a backslash at end of a cell
Hi all,
maybe someone can help me I want to look trough a large excel file, and replace every backslash that's the last character in a cell. All other backslashes should not be replaced! I'm trying to write a macro for this, but I don't know how to make sure it's replaced only when it's the last charcter in a cell. How can I do this? I'm working with Excel XP. thanks, Pirke |
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