Mass delete cell type

Sm3tUser

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I used a formula to transfer some information into a column (postcodes). However there are many blank spaces, and I applied the formula to the entire column. This is the result: Imgur
Is it possible to clear only the boxes that have issues? I'm open to any other alternatives.


Thanks
 

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1. Select all cells in the column you want to clear the errors from
2. Press ctrl+G or F5, then select "Special"
3. Select formulas> and check "errors"

This way, only the cells with errors and selected. If you press the delete button at this point, all error cell contents are deleted
 
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