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I'm looking for a simple macro that deletes all hard returns in all cells in
a large worksheet. These hard returns originally came from Outlook's BCM. In Excel, the characters look like a small square, and when copied and pasted into Word, they look like this "^" or even this "^l". Does anyone have any idea how to delete all such characters on a sheet, or all such characters in a specified range (A1:CA6000). Regards, Ryan-- -- RyGuy |
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