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Cell Format Problem
Cell A1 includes the following text:
16365 HR ADMIN 25005 UNGRADED-Intern - HS There is a period between the two strings, but it is all in one cell. How can I eliminate the period and display the text as such? 16365 HR ADMIN 25005 UNGRADED-Intern - HS I am trying to use the Text to Columns feature and if the data includes the period, it doesn't work. Thank you!! |
Cell Format Problem
If there are no periods that you need...
Highlight the cell/column, Ctrl-H, Find "." and replace with (leave this blank). Now you can use Text to Columns Feature -- Mike Q. "Filo" wrote: Cell A1 includes the following text: 16365 HR ADMIN 25005 UNGRADED-Intern - HS There is a period between the two strings, but it is all in one cell. How can I eliminate the period and display the text as such? 16365 HR ADMIN 25005 UNGRADED-Intern - HS I am trying to use the Text to Columns feature and if the data includes the period, it doesn't work. Thank you!! |
Cell Format Problem
Hi Filo -
From your description, it sounds like this is the actual value in the cell(s): 16365 HR ADMIN.25005 UNGRADED-Intern - HS If so, you could select the cell(s) and choose |Edit|Replace... from the menu bar: Set [Find what:] to "." (period). Set [Replace with:] to SPACE. -- Jay "Filo" wrote: Cell A1 includes the following text: 16365 HR ADMIN 25005 UNGRADED-Intern - HS There is a period between the two strings, but it is all in one cell. How can I eliminate the period and display the text as such? 16365 HR ADMIN 25005 UNGRADED-Intern - HS I am trying to use the Text to Columns feature and if the data includes the period, it doesn't work. Thank you!! |
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