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I have two columns (A:B) of data in my spreadsheet where people enter
telephone numbers. To enforce the integrity of the data in these columns, I need a macro that will select columns A:B and remove all non-numerical characters. 0-9 is all I want. I need to remove spaces and the a host of other things such as dash, slash, dot, and parenthesis. I have a macro that trims the leading spaces, and runs through a long find/replace routine, but I wondered if there is a more graceful and better way to remove everything that isn't a number 0-9 from these range of cells. For example: 919-123-4567 or 919.123.4567 would become 9191234567 Any suggestions? |
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