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I imported some data and had several extra spaces in each cell.
I used the trim command in a new sheet, and then copy and paste values for the data that I want to work with. I then use the vlookup to reference this data on another sheet. I then try to subtract the two numbers, and if the cell is "blank", I get the #VALUE! error. If I F5/Special/Blank, these cells are not highlighted for input (as if they are not blank). Is there any way that I can get these cells to contain a 0(Zero), so that I can perform the calculations without error? |
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