regex - Cannot delete non-space whitespace character in excel -
Whenever I bring data into Excel through any method (import, paste, ...) Sometimes the following issues are encountered. There is an extra space in front of the text at the beginning of the room. Now I have normal procedures to handle this matter:
trim (cell number)
and if it is not a space character
= TRIM (SUBSTITUTE (cell number, CHAR (160), CHAR (32))
but this time both do not work. I try the other option CHAR Of
And in the beginning the character is just plain weird. When I go to the beginning of the cell and try to remove it, then I have to delete the key twice to remove a place! But when I go to the first letter in the cell and instead the backspace is killed, I need to press it only once.
What else can I do to eliminate this strange non-space whitepress?
If the cell A1 contains non-visible junk characters, Em> identify before you can delete them.
Select some cells and enter:
= IFERROR (code (MID ($ A $ 1, ROWS ($ 1: 1), 1)), "" )
and copy this will give you the CHAR code for each character in A1
To remove it, SUBSTITUTE () can use the culprit.
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