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How would you assign a blank value to empty cells so that they are NOT interpreted as NULL values when saving an Excel file into a tab deliminted text file?
How would you assign a blank value to empty cells so that they are not interpreted as NULL values when saving an Excel 2010 file as a tab delimited text file?
For example, values in columns E, G and J should not have any Null values.
I will ultimately be importing this tab delimited text file into a Sybase table using DBArtisan's import wizard and some fields in the Sybase table have "Nulls = No" setting.
For example, values in columns E, G and J should not have any Null values.
I will ultimately be importing this tab delimited text file into a Sybase table using DBArtisan's import wizard and some fields in the Sybase table have "Nulls = No" setting.
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What if I want to replace NULL values with blank values in the cells?
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with holding the control keyboard select columns E, G and J then
in the home tab then on the editing Find and Replace option select "Go to Special" in the dialbox select "blanks" then click Ok
then put a space or whatever you want to replace the blanks cells with. then hold Control key and press enter in the keyboard.
all of the balank cells will replace with the signed value.