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On Thu, 2 Apr 2009 06:20:01 -0700, PerryK
wrote: I have a column that contains names and is formated as "Text". Some of the cells have a "*" - at the end of the name. I would like to find a way to delete all of the "*"s. If I use "Replace" and have it look for * it will replace all of the contents of the cell. Is there another way to do this? thanks The tilde tells Excel to treat the asterisk as a literal. So in your Find what: string you would enter: ~* --ron |
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