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If I have a column that has both numbers and words is there a way to
replace the words with an alternate value? For example the column may read: 123456 1234567 adam 4569 eve 111-111 If I were to sort the above column the "adam", "eve", and "111-111" would sort as words and not numbers obviously. I want to write a macro to look at the column and take all of the word entries, ignore the numbers and replace with another word, in this case "Check". When finished the above would read: 123456 1234567 Check 4569 Check Check I found some references here about isnumeric and istext and variations of this but I was not able to make it work for what I was attempting. Thanks for any help. |
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