Title: Excel TRIM function - quick way to remove extra spaces
Headings: Excel TRIM function - quick way to remove extra spaces
Excel TRIM function - quick way to remove extra spaces
TRIM function - remove extra spaces in Excel
TRIM (text)
=TRIM (A1)
=TRIM (CLEAN (A1))
How to use TRIM function in Excel - formula examples
How to trim spaces in an entire column of data
How to remove leading spaces in a numeric column
=VALUE (TRIM (A2))
How to remove only leading spaces in Excel (Left Trim)
=MID (A2,FIND (MID (TRIM (A2),1,1),A2),LEN (A2))
How to count extra spaces in a cell
=LEN (A2)-LEN (TRIM (A2))
How to highlight cells with excess spaces
=LEN ($A2)>LEN (TRIM ($A2))
Excel TRIM not working
=TRIM (SUBSTITUTE (A1, CHAR (160), " "))
=TRIM (CLEAN (SUBSTITUTE (A1, CHAR (160), " ")))
Leading space: =CODE (LEFT (A1,1))
Trailing space: =CODE (RIGHT (A1,1))
=CODE (MID (A1, n, 1)))
=TRIM (SUBSTITUTE (A1, CHAR (9), " "))
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Content: These are only a few examples of problems that you may be seeking answers to. And all are caused by extra spaces hiding before, after or between numeric and text values in your cells. Microsoft Excel offers a few different ways to remove spaces and clean up your data. In this tutorial, we will investigate the capabilities of the TRIM function as the fastest and easiest way to delete spaces in Excel. Excel TRIM function syntax
How to use TRIM in Excel - formula examples
Trim spaces in an entire column of data
Delete leading spaces in a numeric column
Remove leading spaces only (Left Trim)
Count extra spaces in cells
Highlight cells with any excess spaces
Excel TRIM not working - reasons and solutions
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TRIM function - remove extra spaces in Excel
You use the TRIM function in Excel removes extra spaces from text. It deletes all leading, trailing and in-between spaces except for a single space character between words. The syntax of the TRIM function is the easiest one could imagine: TRIM (text)
Where text is a cell that you want to remove excess spaces from. For example, to remove spaces in cell A1, you use this formula: =TRIM (A1)
And the following screenshot shows the result: