Remove All Zero's From Cells That Contain Zero Only
Feb 23, 2014
Wanting to remove all zero's from cells that contain zero only.... I don't want to hide them I need to remove them....
have tried several options and can't seem to find the 'right' one....
Find and replace is not and option; unchecking display zero not an option and whilst I can sort each column and manually delete the zero feel there should be a better way...
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I'm needing to import a .csv into another software and it needs the fields formatted a specific way.
The spreadsheet I've been given has columns for different departments and an X to denote if they fall under it. As an example.
Name Sales OHS HR
Joe Bloggs X X
Bob Smith X
John Doe X X
For the import into this software it needs the fields like this, the name in the cell has to be exactly the same as the column header.
Joe Bloggs Sales HR
Bob Smith OHS
John Doe OHS HR
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Company ID # Company Name Service1
Company ID # Company Name Service2
Company ID # Company Name Service3
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Company ID # Company Name Service1, Service2, Service3
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Adding the border:
Code: Sub AddRAGBorderChart1() ' ' AddRAGBorderChart1 Macro ' ' Range("D4:M15").Select
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Here is an example I made quickly in Photoshop - the above image is what I currently have in Excel, and the lower image is what I would like to achieve, with the column shift that I would like circled in red
(the empty space under the column heading is just an artifact from the edit, it doesn't have to be there)
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I'm working with fragmented text inserts within my worksheet.
How can I make this:
,..A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P... 1,.............. Cell filled with text 2,.................................................Cell filled with text 3,.................................Cell filled with text 4,.........Cell filled with text 5,.................................................Cell filled with text 6,.......................Cell filled with text 7,.......................Cell filled with text 8,.......................Cell filled with text 9,...........................................Cell filled with text
look like this:
,..A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P... 1,Cell filled with text 2,Cell filled with text 3,Cell filled with text 4,Cell filled with text 5,Cell filled with text 6,Cell filled with text 7,Cell filled with text 8,Cell filled with text 9,Cell filled with text
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I looked in many places and found out about the Trim function but when I tried it, it didn't work for me. I created a column next to the column that I want to remove the leading spaces from.
Then I put =TRIM(B2) in the first cell, =TRIM (B3) in the next one, etc. But all it did was put the exact same thing as before (with the leading space still in it) in that column?