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Then use Go To....- Special - Constants... but to not clear all of your headers, first select only
the cells that currently should have formulas. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "YanYan" wrote in message ... No the text is not the result of formulas, just data that has been entered into the cell to help describe the formula, but I dont need it because this sheet is merging with another sheet and all that mumbojumbo that I dont need shows up. "Bernie Deitrick" wrote: If the text is the result of formulas, you are stuck, unless you re-write all the formulas in the form =IF(SomeFlag=specific value,old formula,"") HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "YanYan" wrote in message ... I currently have an excel grid with headers in rows and columns. Within the cells there is data that I dont need, but I do need the formulas in those cells, how do I clear the data in the cells without deleting the formulas? ( I have tried GO TO - Special - Constants but this clears all of my headers rows and additional info that I need, I only want to clear the text in the cells that currently contain formulas) |
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