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Excel's usual Find / Replace can handle the job without addins.
1. put a single instance of any unicode character in an un-used cell 2. copy the cell 3. pull-down Edit Find and paste into the findwhat field you can then find and replace that character anywhere in the worksheet. -- Gary's Student "Rebecca" wrote: I have Excel 2003, and in a column I have various unicode Greek letters in the Gentium font (such as á½¹) that I would like to search and replace into numbers (á½¹ would become 15) so I can sort the sheet (the search and replace doesn't work for certain unicode Greek letters). Other than paying a lot for an expensive add-on or other software product, is there any way I can do this in Excel 2003? Please explain in simple English. Thanks. |
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