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An alternative method to fill in the "Replace With" field is to simply
key-in Ctrl+L instead... the text cursor will look like it disappeared, but actually a Line Feed was inserted and the cursor moved to the end of the second line (which is located out of view below the bottom of the text box). I bet you meant ctrl-j, not ctrl-L I bet you are right. Funny, I tested the keystroke out just before I posted my message (that is when I noticed the text cursor "disappearing"), so how did I screw up and type and L for a J? Thanks for catching that. Rick Rothstein (MVP - Excel) |
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