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I pasted data into a spreadsheet form an html table. I found there in a
Char(160) character on eoither side of the data. I want to strip this
character. This character is an nbsp in HTML.


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=SUBSTITUTE(E1,CHAR(160),"")

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I pasted data into a spreadsheet form an html table. I found there in a
Char(160) character on eoither side of the data. I want to strip this
character. This character is an nbsp in HTML.




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Thanks that did the trick!!


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=SUBSTITUTE(E1,CHAR(160),"")

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I pasted data into a spreadsheet form an html table. I found there in a
Char(160) character on eoither side of the data. I want to strip this
character. This character is an nbsp in HTML.






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