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I need to search all the cells in a worksheet for values longer than 30
characters and shade those cells yellow. For each of the yellow cells I need to compare the contents to see if they contain words to be abbreviated. I have a two column worksheet where one column has the search words and the other has the abbreviations. I need to read each of the over 30 cells that were shaded and replace each word in the abbreviation list with the abbreviated version. Note: multiple words within a cell could need abbreviation, e.g. Insurance Payment Invoice could be in the cell and get abbreviated to Insur Pymt Inv, only one word and abbreviation per cell in my abbreviation file. Thoughts? I've used the conditional formatting in 2007 which works great for finding the 30 characters and shading them, but when it comes to the abbreviations I've been stuck with manual comparison. Help appreciated, dozens of files to apply this to. Thanks. |
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