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How do i trim the data of a cell from 150+ characters of TEXT to
display less than or equal to 150 characters with cell formating.
Additionaly how can I make "..." included after the cut off point? I
need the command line since i have 1000+ cells in this column that
need to be treated. 255 Character Limit for Linked Excel data - MS Access::
Nov 23, 2006 I have an excel spreadsheet. Column A contains text that may be database display more than 255 characters in a cell
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I don't believe it would be possible using cell formatting, and I
believe 1anton1 has the best answer you'll get unless you need it
automated with VBA.
After you have used 1anton1's formula, you can select the new cells,
copy, then Edit-Paste Special-Values, and delete your original column. Oracle® Business Intelligence Tools Release Notes::
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Assuming your data is in column A then:
Put this is column b - you don't need a command line - just highlight
the area you want to fill and click paste and it will work out the
formula correctly for the selected range:
=LEFT(A1,150) & IF(LEFT(A1,150)<>A1,"?","")
If you like, you can then hide column A
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Limiting number of Textual Characters displayed in an excel cell 
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