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MS Office Forum / Excel / Excel Errors / February 2007editing original content with #NAME error
Suppose a cell has this content : "=+ hechtingen". This gives a #NAME error. How can I remove the "=" (or replace it) by using functions? Normal comparison only addresses the value of the cell as "#NAME". Thanks! My problem got solved on the Dutch discussion group: Ctrl+H (Find and Replace), Replace the "=" by nothing, Click either Replace or Replace All. > Suppose a cell has this content : "=+ hechtingen". This gives a #NAME error. > > How can I remove the "=" (or replace it) by using functions? Normal > comparison only addresses the value of the cell as "#NAME". > > Thanks! |
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