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Checking formatting in a LARGE workbook
Is there a quick and easy way to check formatting within a large workbook?
My workbook has a about 15 tabs and all of them are protected to some degree. I have noticed that on a couple of tabs in some cells the formatting is set to "Special" , "Codigo Postal" - Portuguese Postcode! I want to change the formatting in those cells back to General. -- Cheers, Andy |
Checking formatting in a LARGE workbook
If your using Excel 2003, you might try turning on the macro recorder and doing
Edit=Replace and work with replacing formats. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "AndyOD" wrote: Is there a quick and easy way to check formatting within a large workbook? My workbook has a about 15 tabs and all of them are protected to some degree. I have noticed that on a couple of tabs in some cells the formatting is set to "Special" , "Codigo Postal" - Portuguese Postcode! I want to change the formatting in those cells back to General. -- Cheers, Andy |
Checking formatting in a LARGE workbook
Thank you Tom,
Sometimes the simplest solutions are the best! -- Cheers, Andy "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: If your using Excel 2003, you might try turning on the macro recorder and doing Edit=Replace and work with replacing formats. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "AndyOD" wrote: Is there a quick and easy way to check formatting within a large workbook? My workbook has a about 15 tabs and all of them are protected to some degree. I have noticed that on a couple of tabs in some cells the formatting is set to "Special" , "Codigo Postal" - Portuguese Postcode! I want to change the formatting in those cells back to General. -- Cheers, Andy |
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