Tom Farrar
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Excel 2010 Column heading has three rows in one cell. Make one row.
How can I get the three rows (lines) within an Excel cell to be just one row (line)? I have several columns formatted that way. Is there a function to do this?
You can Format Cells->Alignment-Merge Cells, but that will delete the content of 2 of the 3 rows. You can add the data back afterward.
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Can you find/replace on a line break? The clean function makes it one line, but without spaces between words.
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Thanks, Martin, that does work. Though when you use the ALT button and enter 010, nothing shows up in the Find Box. But if you proceed on to the Replace and enter a space the Find/Replace works. Thanks again.
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