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I am trying to write an Excel Online script to remove carriage returns. Writing a macro to do this in the desktop version of Excel is easy via CTRL+J using the 'Replace' drop-down. However, I find that CTRL+J is not working for me in Excel Online.

Any suggestions for how to write a script to remove carriage returns in Excel Online?

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  • Your question isn't clear. Is CTRL+J the 'Shortcut key' that "you" arbitrarily assigned to your macro in the desktop version?
    – Blind Spots
    May 25 at 15:49

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