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filtering out blanks..
Hi all, i have a large worksheet that looks something like this:
Feb1 Feb2 Feb3 Feb4 23 53 15 15 25 12 12 15 45 12 25 12 25 12 How can I remove blanks form the above data? i.e. producing something like: Feb1 Feb2 Feb3 Feb4 23 53 25 15 12 15 55 12 12 25 12 45 25 12 Thanks in advance |
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Hello there,
1. Highlight all your data and press F5. 2. Click the Special button. 3. Choose Blanks and OK. The blank cells are now all selected. 4. Right click on one of the selected cells. 5. Choose Delete + Shift Cell Up. This will delete all the blanks and move all the cells up to fill them in. Hope this helps Judith -----Original Message----- Hi all, i have a large worksheet that looks something like this: Feb1 Feb2 Feb3 Feb4 23 53 15 15 25 12 12 15 45 12 25 12 25 12 How can I remove blanks form the above data? i.e. producing something like: Feb1 Feb2 Feb3 Feb4 23 53 25 15 12 15 55 12 12 25 12 45 25 12 Thanks in advance . |
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100%, Thanks alot !
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