Check your cell references - do you have absolute references
in your
formula?
Example =TRIM($A$1) is absolute and would get results from
A1 only when
copied down the column.
=TRIM($A1) is relative with regard to rows,
and should work
down the column accordingly.
Just a guess.
>From: Claudia <TotaTua VERIZON.NET>
>Reply-To: MS Excel General Q & A List
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>To: EXCEL-G PEACH.EASE.LSOFT.COM
>Subject: Apply TRIM to whole column
>Date: Sun, 31 Dec 2006 10:38:33 -0800
>
>How do I apply TRIM to a whole column? When I click
paste special or copy
>down, formula only, I still get the value of the first
cell.
>
>Tota Tua
>Claudia
>
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