The Microsoft Excel TEXT Function !
The Clean function syntax has the following arguments : -
(text) : - Is the text from which you want non printable character cleaned.
Remarks : -
The text string from which you want remove non printable character or you can give the cell address (A3) in the formula. Click To Download File
(text) : - Is the text from which you want non printable character cleaned.
Remarks : -
The text string from which you want remove non printable character or you can give the cell address (A3) in the formula. Click To Download File
TRIM Function.
The TRIM function was designed to remove space character from text string, removes all spaces from text except for single spaces between words. There is an additional space character called the non-breaking space character that has a decimal value of 160. This character is commonly used in Web pages as the HTML the TRIM function does not remove this non-breaking space character. to remove use CLEAN, and SUBSTITUTE functions.
Syntax : -
TRIM(text)
The Trim function syntax has the following arguments : -
(text) :- Is the text string from which you want spaces removed. Or you can put the cell reference instead of (text) in a formula. As seen in the below picture. [e.g. =TRIM(A3)]
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Syntax : -
TRIM(text)
The Trim function syntax has the following arguments : -
(text) :- Is the text string from which you want spaces removed. Or you can put the cell reference instead of (text) in a formula. As seen in the below picture. [e.g. =TRIM(A3)]
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BAHTTEXT Function.
_Converts a number to Thai text and adds a suffix of "Baht." [Converts a number to text, using the ß (baht) currency format]
In Microsoft Excel for Windows, you can change the Baht format to a different style from the Control Panel by using Regional Settings orRegional Options in Microsoft Windows XP, or Regional and Language Options in Microsoft Windows Vista. In Excel for the Macintosh, you can change the Baht number format to a different style by using Control Panel for Numbers.
In Microsoft Excel for Windows, you can change the Baht format to a different style from the Control Panel by using Regional Settings orRegional Options in Microsoft Windows XP, or Regional and Language Options in Microsoft Windows Vista. In Excel for the Macintosh, you can change the Baht number format to a different style by using Control Panel for Numbers.
Syntax : -
BAHTTEXT(number) The Bahttext function syntax has the following arguments : - Number :- is a number you want to convert to Baht format text Click To Download File |