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When I use the formula to get rid of char 127 I want to replace it with a
space. Is there a way to modify the formula below to accomplish this. Currently this takes char 127 out then replaces it with char 7 then the clean function removes char7. =CLEAN(SUBSTITUTE(A5,CHAR(127),CHAR(7))) Replaces the nonprinting DEL character (ASCII value of 127) with a BEL character (ASCII value of 7) by using the SUBSTITUTE function, and then removes the BEL character from the string "MN987" (MN987) |
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