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  1. 03-15-2011, 09:56 PM #1
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    Find/Replace VBA for a specific column

    I want to run several find and replace commands. I'm not sure how to limit the scope of the command to a specific column.

    I tried this macro to replace all spaces in column A with the letter N but the command runs without making any changes.
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    Thanks so much!
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    Re: Find/Replace VBA for a specific column

    Hi boolean,

    Try repacing this line of code...

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    ...with this:

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    Also, don't forget to wrap all code in tags (as I've done).

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    Re: Find/Replace VBA for a specific column

    Hello boolean,

    If you want to replace all spaces within the cell, you need to set the parameters this way...
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