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Can anyone help with this problem:
I am trying to write a macro to change a formula in a cell and place the new formula in the same cell. For instance: Cel L1 in a worksheet contains: ='C:\TEST\[file.xls]data'!J7 By hand I can change this in: = TRIM('C:\TEST\[file10.xls]data'!J7) which removes excess spaces. How must I do this in a macro? Thanks in advance MahrYon |
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