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    Hi,

    I need to trim additional spaces from cells within the below range

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    I'm not sure how/where to include it?

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    Re: trim

    How about this?

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    You should dimension the rCell variable at the top of your code

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    Rule 1: Never merge cells
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    Re: trim

    It's not clear how the range is populated - presumably constants ?

    If so you could get away with a single Evaluate call, ie:

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    It's not clear what appears after this range of interest - if anything - you might want to revisit the selection process as you could end up processing a very big range (unintentionally)

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    Re: trim

    perfect, thanks very much!

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