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Hi Guys,
I need help to search and find all the "$" in a range so as the outpuit looks like this "A10:AG10" At the moment the unwanted string looks like this "$A$10:$AG$10" Is their a way that I can be rid of the $ from my string range. I have tried instr command and then deleting the found value etc but it is rather cumbersome. Can someone help me?? Many thnaks for your input in advance!! Cheers, |
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