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Hi. I have a column of numbers. Before my code executes, I would like to
check the column to make sure all numbers are truly numbers. Every so often a number slips in with a ' in front of it, making it text. Is there a simple way to remove the ' in cells where it occurs? I tried to use edit/replace, but MS said it could not find the '. Thanks! |
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