You have suggestions on how to accomplish this, but this kind of thing is
usually bad.
If you have formulas like:
=if(a2="abc","something","something else")
Then they won't return what you expect. You'll either have to modify all(!) the
formulas to look like:
=if(trim(a2)="abc",...)
Or fix the data again.
(And looking at the value in the formula bar isn't enough to notice that extra
space character.)
If you're doing this to match another table (imported from a different
application???), then you could change the formulas to include the space
character:
=vlookup(a2&" ",sheet99!a:b,2,false)
Even then, this is a clumsy fix (I think). Instead I'd clean up that original
data so that it didn't have those extra trailing spaces.
If you needed something like that, you could ask and you'll get tons of
responses.
Peter wrote:
>
> I want to add a space (or any character(s)) after each text value in all the
> cells in a row or in a column
>
> For example, cell A2 contains "ABC", cell B2 contains "DEF", and so on. I
> want to make all the cells in row 2 to have a space so cell A2 contains "ABC
> ", cell B2 contains "DEF ",...
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Dave Peterson
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