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I have to remove the dashed from the text that follows. 2-604-E53. My problem
is that when I use find/ replace it converts the text to scientific notation. I have literally hundreds of lines to remove the dashed from. I have tried changing the format to text the doing the find/replace & it still converts the text to scientific notation. If anybody has any ideas it would be much appreciated. |
Find/Replace
Add an apostrophe to the beginning of the first text cell. You will see
'2-604-E53 in the formula bar, but the apostrophe will not appear in the worksheet. It's a character used to force text formatting on a cell. Use the format painter to apply this format to the rest of the cells containg similar data. Find and replace should then work to remove the dashes... "DP7" wrote: I have to remove the dashed from the text that follows. 2-604-E53. My problem is that when I use find/ replace it converts the text to scientific notation. I have literally hundreds of lines to remove the dashed from. I have tried changing the format to text the doing the find/replace & it still converts the text to scientific notation. If anybody has any ideas it would be much appreciated. |
Find/Replace
try this
Sub Replacedashwoscientific() Set myrng = Range("M1:M10") For Each c In myrng c.Value = "'" & c Next myrng.Replace "-", "", LookAt:=xlPart End Sub -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "DP7" wrote in message ... I have to remove the dashed from the text that follows. 2-604-E53. My problem is that when I use find/ replace it converts the text to scientific notation. I have literally hundreds of lines to remove the dashed from. I have tried changing the format to text the doing the find/replace & it still converts the text to scientific notation. If anybody has any ideas it would be much appreciated. |
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