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I have a task, in which I import a file which has almost no
standardization, other than name|email, and I clean it up doing a lot of global replace(s). I ought to know the answer to this, but . . . is there a way that I can make three columns «unchangeable» while I global replace the rest of the worksheet. Last go around, I made a worksheet copy with only the index number, name, and email, then deleted that info from the working copy and cleaned it up and sewed it back together (fortunately, it worked). Any advice would be gratefully appreciated. -- Regards, P D Sterling New York, Texas & Texas, New York |
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