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This is an excellent video. Got right to my issue.
ОтветитьLeila, you rock! I've tried all the quick and easy ways of solving this issue and all failed. Finding the right character did the trick. Thanks a ton! Subscribed!
ОтветитьThank you
ОтветитьAs usual one stop solutions to all my excel problems.. 🎉Thanks Leela
ОтветитьThank you so much. Your tutorials are so useful, very easy to follow and understand.
ОтветитьQuestion, when you use "RIGHTT" function, it usually has a space. Is that 160 or 32?
ОтветитьHow to do it in power query?
Ответитьso amazing , very long time i was looking thank you so much
Ответитьgod, woman, i love you! thank you for your smartness
ОтветитьHello, I am having difficulties trimming unwanted spaces.
Please help.
"Open ⋅ Closes 10 pm · 026642 07478575 45814" - How to remove spaces in this & how to extract the no only from this example ?
ОтветитьThanks you very much!
ОтветитьThanks
ОтветитьHey,I just waana say that thank u very much.
ОтветитьThank you so much! Couldn’t figure it out until the code portion, ours was code (9) and once we figured that out, piece of cake!
Ответитьthank you soooooo much, it appears that i had an other type of space, code() gave me 10, i have no idea what kind of char is that but the same logic worked for me
Ответитьexcellent very good ... love u . its solve my many many😘 issues.😍
ОтветитьThat's great. Highly appreciated
ОтветитьI just simply used "=CLEAN(TRIM(A1))" for my needs and it worked. But I guess from other posts that doesn't work with char 160 or ASCI 160 or whatever it is lol
ОтветитьOMG THAT's Why!!! Thank you thankyou!!! 😂
ОтветитьAll I can say is that "Its a great video"..
ОтветитьYou saved me!!!!
ОтветитьVery useful video! I learned a lot. I had no idea about any of these functions!
The only easier way I could do this sort of thing is by using Power Query :-
Wow, thank u so much
ОтветитьAwesome !!! Thanks
ОтветитьThanks very useful✨✨
Ответитьgreat trick, thank you very much, all you videos are briliant
ОтветитьThank you so much. I was ready to kick my computer after 2 hours of work I thought was going to be unusable.
ОтветитьIt helps a lot. Thank you!
ОтветитьMam, this formula for remove space in numbers is not working on office 365 but the same was working on 2013, is there is application issue
ОтветитьQUESTION - Can you trim values pasted into the CTRL+F Find/Replace field? Let's say I have "Microsoft" in a cell in Excel, but I copy "Microsoft" from Outlook and do a search, typically Microsoft will add a space at the end and that extra space will cause issues. Is there a way around this besides manually deleting extra spaces at the end? Awesome video. Subbed a LONG time ago and you've helped me (and many others I send to your channel).
ОтветитьPlease let me know ,how can check all space are remove
Ответитьthis was a super help for me i used this today & fixed a lot of issues with spaces on my spreadsheet. thanks so much for your time and detication for these tutorials they are a really help for a lot of people worldwide !!!! awesome work !!!
ОтветитьAs usual, blew my mind. thank you!!
ОтветитьPropertyware elects to add a table character at the end of a cell if copied and pasted directly form the website (not from a generated report). Took a minute to track that down. You can use =LEFT([cell address],LEN([cell address])-1) to ensure that the report generated name matches the copied and pasted name.
ОтветитьChars 0 - 32, 160, and then there are some numbers way up there in Unicode that are also whitespace.
Ответитьthis was my exact problem. i imported some DJIA stock data into excel, tried using a sum function on it, didnt work. noticed there was a space in front of each number, tried the trim function to get rid of them, copied those cells to new cells as values to then sum those, still didnt work. then the char 160 substitute did work, so i pasted those answers as values to new cells, tried to sum those new cells, still didnt work. then i referenced my substitute char 160 cells in new cells with a value function, pasted those answers to new cells, summed them, and the sum function finally worked.
all this because of a space in front of these numbers.
Hi Leila, thanks for this. I tried Google Sheets and it was smart enough to quickly remove the blank space that Excel had great difficulty removing. I used "Find and Replace" in the edit menu to remove currency abbreviations and space in numbers I copied from my bank's website. I assume that Google Sheets' trim function is likely to work easily too.
ОтветитьIt works... thank you to the max !
ОтветитьI just used this function to solve a problem with my data, thanks Leila.
ОтветитьThis video changed my life right now 🤩 This is very helpful. Thank you so much!! 😇
Ответитьshe is genius...
ОтветитьI will forget your help Leila. Thanks
ОтветитьThank you so much it was very helpful
ОтветитьLeila, you are truly my HERO, I SO APPRECIATE YOU! This lesson has just allowed me to save 4hours of formatting. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
ОтветитьYou are a lifesaver!
ОтветитьExcellent! Although SUBSTITUTE did not work for my specific issue i found that pasting code 160 in "Find and replace" solved my issue. Also I can see now that it's exactly what earlier commenter Thiago suggested.
Ответитьhow to use trim fromula with sumproduct mulit condition
ОтветитьVery well explained.Thank you 🙏
ОтветитьGreat!
I was looking for how to remove spaces from a value and found the solution.
Thanks Leila