Warning Leading or trailing spaces ?

Hello,
I have a warning mesg : Presentation column has leading or trailing spaces in it
What does it mean ?
Thanks

hi user,
Rename the column ....u have some extra space before/after the column remove that
u can refer this : http://www.obinotes.com/2010/09/leading-or-trailing-spaces-in.html
thanks,
Saichand.v

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