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I have several hundred cells with =ROUNDUP(formulas, 0). I want to
erase the ROUNDUP( ,0), but don't know how to use find and replace on this. I can't do it in two steps, because then Excel doesn't like the resulting formula after deleting either ROUNDUP( or ,0). Is there a simple way to turn off formulas? Or another way around this problem? Earl |
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