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Hi. Can anyone lend some insight into any available methods within Excel
that would remove any HTML tags from a cell, while leaving the remaining text? |
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Edit/ Replace ...
<* by (leave empty, so that it replaces<* by nothing) -- David Biddulph "Andrew" wrote in message ... Hi. Can anyone lend some insight into any available methods within Excel that would remove any HTML tags from a cell, while leaving the remaining text? |
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Great thought, but when I do this, it tells me that the "formula is too
long". Any ideas how to get around that one?? "David Biddulph" wrote: Edit/ Replace ... <* by (leave empty, so that it replaces<* by nothing) -- David Biddulph "Andrew" wrote in message ... Hi. Can anyone lend some insight into any available methods within Excel that would remove any HTML tags from a cell, while leaving the remaining text? |
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