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Helllo,
I have a spreadsheet (rather a big one) which shows an error (triangle in the corner of the cell) in all the cells of a single column. I understand the (apparent) errors and need to 'ignore' them. I know how to do this one by one, but there are over 700 cells in the column. Is there a way of selecting all the affected cells & 'ignoring' the errors in one go ? I dont want to turn off the error checking because the same error could turn up elsewhere . Thanks KK |
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