The term âdistrict courts in the United Statesâ in this section includes the District Court for the District of Columbia. (See section 88 of this title.) Other provisions of section 450 of title 28, U.S.C., 1940 ed., are incorporated in sections 333 and 604 of this title.
You can use formula to add comma at the end of cell in Excel. Please do as follows. You need to create a help column for using this formula. 1. Select a blank cell such as cell B1 which is adjacent to the cell you want to add comma at end, enter the formula =A1&,, and then press the Enter key. 2. Select the cell B1, drag the Fill Handle down to the range you need. You will see commas are added at the end of the text in each cell in the help column.
You can see there's a problem with extra space characters. Not only are there extra spaces between words, there are also extra spaces at the beginning and end of some of the titles. Excel contains a special text function called TRIM that is designed to fix this problem. TRIM takes one argument, the text you want to process. In this case, we just need to add a reference to the titles in column C, then copy the formula down. The result is a set of cleaned up titles without extra spaces.