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Ryan Jones wrote...
You could write code to loop through the cells and using an if statement test if worksheets(1).range(CellVariable).value2 = "." "Mitch" wrote in message I am forced to work with an Excel sheet that was imported from SAS. It contains the standard period "." in all cells where the data was missing. I cannot rerun the SAS to eliminate the missing data marks. Is there a way to eliminate the "." in Excel without also eliminating the decimal point in numeric cell values? VBA isn't necessary. Use Edit Replace to replace . with nothing, but make sure to check the box for 'Match entire cell contents'. That'll replace/eliminate periods that are the entire contents of their cells while leaving cells containing numbers with fractional parts as-is. |
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