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MS Office Forum / Excel / Programming / January 2008No double space
Hi all Can any one guide me with a code which will NOT alllow DOUBLE SPACING in the work sheet ? hoysala Please explain what you mean by double-spacing > Hi all > > Can any one guide me with a code which will NOT alllow DOUBLE SPACING > in the work sheet ? > > hoysala > Hi all > > Can any one guide me with a code which will NOT alllow DOUBLE SPACING > in the work sheet ? > > hoysala anyone there to help me ? Only if you answer that question that DomThePom asked. > > Hi all > > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > anyone there to help me ?  SignatureDave Peterson Dear Dave, i did not get you, can you please tell me what u mean by that? You had a response that asked this: Please explain what you mean by double-spacing about 2 hours after your initial post. > Dear Dave, > > i did not get you, can you please tell me what u mean by that? SignatureDave Peterson Dear Dave, i am am doing a poka yoka for my excel sheet. we need to enter lot of data into that. So double space means, is there a method to avoid double spacing between to words. like OLD MAN with single spacing and OLD MAN with double spacing ? Please help me out > Dear Dave, > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Please help me out Could you use Custom Data Validation? select the whole sheet then Data Validation|Allow: Custom and in the Formula: box... =NOT(COUNTIF(A1,"* *")) Ken Johnson > > Dear Dave, > [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > Ken Johnson thnx ken > > > Dear Dave, > [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > thnx ken You're welcome, thanks for the feedback. Ken Johnson If your words/phrases are in a single column, you could use a formula to clean up any mistakes: If the words are in column A, you could insert a new column B and put this in B1: =trim(a1) Then drag down as far as you need. Then select column B Edit|copy Select column A edit|paste special|values And delete column B > Dear Dave, > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Please help me out SignatureDave Peterson |
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