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I've copied/pasted numbers from a screen to excel. The data represents hours
in xx.yy format. I am trying to subtract 2 cells, but get an error. I determined that the cells have extra spaces so I used clean(). I still get an error when subtracting. I tested the cell with isText(clean()) -- and it indicates it is TRUE. So I tried Value(clean()) and Value gives #VALUE error. Please help |
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If you call up the XL help file on CLEAN, you'll see that it doesn't
actually remove all non-prinatable characters. The most common one from the internet is CHAR(160). You might try: =VALUE(SUBSTITUTE(A2,CHAR(160),"")) -- Best Regards, Luke M "Pam" wrote in message ... I've copied/pasted numbers from a screen to excel. The data represents hours in xx.yy format. I am trying to subtract 2 cells, but get an error. I determined that the cells have extra spaces so I used clean(). I still get an error when subtracting. I tested the cell with isText(clean()) -- and it indicates it is TRUE. So I tried Value(clean()) and Value gives #VALUE error. Please help |
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Try:
=VALUE(SUBSTITUTE(CLEAN(E21),CHAR(160),"")) -- Gary''s Student - gsnu201001 |
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