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Can anyone tell me how I could write a macro that would do a "clean"
on every cell in a spreadsheet (you know, strip out unprintable characters, etc.)? I can do a "clean" on an individual cell, but would like to be able to do it for a range of cells...could anyone assist me or point me in the right direction to do this? Say I want to run the "clean" function on cells A1 - Z99999, for instance. I suppose it would take to long to do a CLEAN on every single cell in the spreadsheet. But how do I go about writing this macro, and then, once written, can I attach it to a key or something? Woudl appreciate any suggestions or help anyone would be willing to give, thanks, ga George Applegate c |
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