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Does anyone know of any Excel 2003 VBA macro code that can remove carriage returns from the text values in cells?
I foolishly thought I could have the macro do a Find and Replace, but I can't seem to get the macro to recognize a carriage return as the text to find.
Also, please do not suggest the CLEAN() function. It is not an option for me.