Get Remove Spaces

Select the cell(s) where you want to delete spaces. Click the Trim Spaces button on the ribbon. Choose one or all of the following options: Trim leading and trailing spaces. Trim extra spaces between words, except for a single space. ... Click Trim.

Then select another range or cell that you need to paste the data, and then right click, choose Paste Special > Paste Special from the context menu, see screenshot: In the Paste Special dialog box, check Skip blanks option, see screenshot:

Go to File > Options > Advanced. Under Cut, copy, and paste, select the down arrow for the setting to change . Pasting within the same document When you paste content into the same document from which you copied the content. ... Each setting has options you can set: ... Select OK.

Press Ctrl + Space to select all cells in a column. Press Ctrl + H to open the "Find & Replace" dialog box. Press Space bar in the Find What field and make sure the "Replace with" field is empty. Click on the "Replace all" button, and then press Ok. Voila! All spaces are removed.

Select the cells (range, entire column or row) where you want to delete extra spaces. Click the Trim Spaces button on the Ablebits Data tab. Choose one or several options: Remove leading and trailing spaces. Trim extra spaces between words to one. ... Click the Trim button.

The easy way would be select everything (Ctrl+A), go to Edit>Blank Operation>Trim Trailing Space. This should remove all the spaces in between.

When you cut and paste text from a Web site, there are often leading spaces at the beginning of each line. A very quick way to remove all these spaces is to select the text, center the selection (Ctrl+E), and then left-align the selection (Ctrl+L). All the extra spaces will have disappeared!

Hit CTRL+A to select all the text in the document. Hit CTRL+H to open the Find and Replace window. Type two spaces in the Find what field. Type one space in the Replace with field.