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How do I remove carriage returns from a cell

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Belinda

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Nov 7, 2008, 9:28:06 AM11/7/08
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I have a program that when the information is put into an excel 2003 format
it appears as below all in 1 cell. I need to be able to have it all on 1
line to be able to do a text to columns to get just the information I need.

"FED WIRE OUT ORIGINATOR:
INC AC/ BENEFICIARY:
RECVBNK: ABA: RFB:200807
OBI: TRANSFER
ACCOUNT TRN:
FED REF/TIME: DATE:08-01-08 POST TIME:09:26:03"

Teethless mama

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Nov 7, 2008, 9:54:16 AM11/7/08
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=SUBSTITUTE(A3,CHAR(10)," ")

Copy > Paste > Special > Value
Text to Columns

Dave Peterson

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Nov 7, 2008, 11:02:04 AM11/7/08
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You can use that alt-enter in the data|text to columns wizard.

Use the Other box and hit ctrl-j.
(It may not look like you entered anything, but try it.)

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ShaneDevenshire

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Nov 9, 2008, 2:31:00 AM11/9/08
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Hi,

You also might try the

=CLEAN(A1)

function. This often strips carriage returns from text, depending on
exactly how they are created.


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Thanks,
Shane Devenshire

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