formula for Canadian Postal Codes
Take the formula you were given & copy it as far as you like down the
column. Note that this won't change what is in your original column, but
will give the output in a separate column where you've put your formula.
After that, if you wish to you can replace the original column by doing a
copy & paste special/ values.
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David Biddulph
"LB" wrote in message
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Thanks for the info. I'm not sure how to format the entire column so that
when I type b2j3e6 in one row, then m4y1k9 in another, they change.
"ufo_pilot" wrote in message
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=IF(A4<"",UPPER(LEFT(A4,3)&" "&RIGHT(A4,4)),"")
this one worked for me
"LB" wrote:
Hi there. Can someone help me out with a formula to go from this:
b3k2m6
too this:
B3K 2M6
capitals included?
I have them all in one column, G.
Thannks.
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