I have an array that is a mix of cells with printing & non printing characters. I'd like the cells that appear blank or empty to be returned to the equivalent of hitting the "delete" key. I've used the "clean", "trim" functions but the cells still seem to have something remaining. Manually hitting the delete key solves the problem but I'd like to see if code could be used to do the same.
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is code available to do the equivalent of hitting the "delete" key...
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last thing...promise! have noticed this runs very slowly as ranges with 1,000's of rows are selected. I break the routine by hitting "escape" & looking at the "debug"....instead of the code break being in the macro, it's breaking a completely different macro (!?) These are completely independent of each other so not sure what to make of this but my guess is that is has something to do with the sluggishness?
Attached is what I'm seeing when running your code (1st screenshot) then after breaking code (2nd screenshot)
Attached is what I'm seeing when running your code (1st screenshot) then after breaking code (2nd screenshot)
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