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Hello,
I would like to loop through text data in a column and truncate the cells to 35 characters. I don't know how many cells will contain data and there are empty cells. I can have 50,000 or more cells in the column. I thought this code would work: For Each rngCell In Columns("N:N") rngCell.Value = Left(CStr(rngCell), 35) Next rngCell but it gives a type mismatch error. Also this doesn't loop through each cell in the column as I thought it would. Thanks for any help. Jake |
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