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Frank Freese
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3/16/2015
Remove blanks from a string of numbers
Folks,
I have many numbers such as the one below where I need
13 04 2012
to be this
13042012
Microsoft Excel
7
4
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Frank Freese
3/17/2015
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Thank you folks - not bad - one question with four solutions.
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Alan
3/17/2015
Already answered, but just in case...
If the cell entries are actually date values, then you could just format the cells with the following custom format:
DDMMYYYY
(rather than DD MM YYYY)
Please note that will also have the advantage of leaving the cell values as valid dates (from excel's perspective).
HTH,
Alan.
Frank Freese
3/17/2015
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That Alan
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