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Getting rid of extra space after cell contents?
Friends, I have a column of data in my spreadsheet that has extra spaces after the data in each cell. For example, rather than having "DELL" it has "DELL ". What is the function to get rid of the extra spaces? Thanks, Alan -- achidsey |
Getting rid of extra space after cell contents?
Trim() will delete all trailing spaces.
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Getting rid of extra space after cell contents?
=Trim(A1)
Where A1 contains the word "Dell " In code it would look like this sheet1.range("A1").value = trim(sheet1.range("A1").value) -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "achidsey" wrote: Friends, I have a column of data in my spreadsheet that has extra spaces after the data in each cell. For example, rather than having "DELL" it has "DELL ". What is the function to get rid of the extra spaces? Thanks, Alan -- achidsey |
Thanks for the help
J and Jim, Thanks for your assistance Alan -- achidsey "achidsey" wrote: Friends, I have a column of data in my spreadsheet that has extra spaces after the data in each cell. For example, rather than having "DELL" it has "DELL ". What is the function to get rid of the extra spaces? Thanks, Alan -- achidsey |
Thanks for the help
Its probably a trivial point in this case, but there are three types of trim
in VBA: From the help: LTrim, RTrim, and Trim Functions Returns a Variant (String) containing a copy of a specified string without leading spaces (LTrim), trailing spaces (RTrim), or both leading and trailing spaces (Trim). -- regards, Tom Ogilvy "achidsey" (notmorespam) wrote in message ... J and Jim, Thanks for your assistance Alan -- achidsey "achidsey" wrote: Friends, I have a column of data in my spreadsheet that has extra spaces after the data in each cell. For example, rather than having "DELL" it has "DELL ". What is the function to get rid of the extra spaces? Thanks, Alan -- achidsey |
Thanks for the help
And just to add to Tom's trivial point, an even more trivial point...
If the OP wants to remove leading, trailing and multiple repeated internal spaces, the OP could use: application.trim() " this is a test " would become "this is a test" (quotes used just for readability.) Tom Ogilvy wrote: Its probably a trivial point in this case, but there are three types of trim in VBA: From the help: LTrim, RTrim, and Trim Functions Returns a Variant (String) containing a copy of a specified string without leading spaces (LTrim), trailing spaces (RTrim), or both leading and trailing spaces (Trim). -- regards, Tom Ogilvy "achidsey" (notmorespam) wrote in message ... J and Jim, Thanks for your assistance Alan -- achidsey "achidsey" wrote: Friends, I have a column of data in my spreadsheet that has extra spaces after the data in each cell. For example, rather than having "DELL" it has "DELL ". What is the function to get rid of the extra spaces? Thanks, Alan -- achidsey -- Dave Peterson |
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